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" Did you know that, if you visualise, you can actually hug on the phone? "
bY:Shelley Long
HmmMmmm...realLY!! iN whAt waY..?
Bought acne cream for there "facial" for like $5 at Wal-Mart and works really well.Right now it's filled up to the O and there still alot more bleaching to go.
Then begins the long process of wiping away all that paint. By the time it gets to this point, I have a large pile of paper towels and the studio smells like mineral spirits (ventilation is important!). Here is why leaving the "crunchies" around the lines is important: in the process of wiping away all the excess, the wax will seal over the paint and bury it under a small skin of wax. This helps give it more of a "tattoo" appearance of being just under the surface.
(this process starts here.)
Nikon FM2n
PC Brand ISO 200 film (C41 colour)
Caffenol C-M process (my first attempt at developing film with instant coffee, washing soda, and vitamin C)
"scanned" with the ES-E28 slide copy adapter
test exporting point cloud data from Processing to Sunflow (with global illumination). Working on instancing next - i'm just starting out!
Know more about the Legislative branch and its history:
www.gov.ph/about/gov/the-legislative-branch/
Published on July 19, 2012 on The Official Gazette website.
Process: Boids + video tracking + export to Adobe Illustrator (brush applied) + output as png + glitch + compositing in Photoshop. Boids, gesture tracking, AI export and glitch done by my own software, written in Processing.
Grid made with Processing. Testing differences between processing and openFrameworks. vormplus.be/s/9
shot of the moon i took a while ago, but done a bit of processing to it, lifting highlights and such
I don't know how this happened but isn't it wonderful? This is why I love film! try do this with a digital point and shoot lol :-) shot on paddy's day 17/03/12.
crossprocessed with expired (feb 2012) boots slide film 200 using my trusty olympus xa2
Crichton Castle near Edinburgh, Scotland. Played around with the processing on this one. Check out my blog for a little history on this one.
I'm working on a painting today. First step is transferring the printed out line drawing to watercolor paper. I use some ghetto carbon paper I made, taped to the back of the drawing.