This is a repost of an image I did a while back. Thought it would be a good fit for the theme. ;) Having a busy week and not much time to do anything new, but I have one up my sleeve... :cool:
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This is a repost of an image I did a while back. Thought it would be a good fit for the theme. ;) Having a busy week and not much time to do anything new, but I have one up my sleeve... :cool:
Very interesting result...how'd you do this? Looks like something from the first Star Trek TV show...
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Kerry, Very interesting and fun! I like the B&W along with the pattern of the lines.
I remember this Kerry and it is very cool. The numbers create nice textures. Lance I like your reply:)
Kerry, I don't know how you did that but it is way cool:)
Only one word from me, Kerry. Amazing!
Hi Kerry: Very cunning display of portraying something way out of the box. May even give E = mc2 some competition :D I love everything about your portrayal and looking forward to when you roll up your sleeve and reveal your whodunit? :confused: Keep smiling, Uncle Gus :)
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Originally Posted by Kerry Perkins
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Thanks everyone for your comments! I did this using an "ascii" filter, which takes a b&w image and recreates it using text. I then turned that output into a duotone to add some interest. :)
Excellent one, Kerry. Love this OOTB approach.
