Then made a duplicate layer, and used the "cubism filter" on it. Then i took that back into GIMP, layered it over the flattened moon shot, and did some blending and erasing. Next i flattened the image and took the whole thing into psykopaint again, and added the paint splats. You can transform your photos to beautiful art/paintings.
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Psykopaint As a bonus, you will get full version of the famous Psykopaint, craziest paint app on the planet. Create your own brushes, use symmetry tool for amazing pixel art, and share with the world. So the next step was adding a texture layer that i painted in psykopaint, then mirrored and layered in GIMP. Online editor for pixel art and GIF animations. (well, it was sharp before i started adding textures.)
since i layered these on top of each other you get a "sharp" foreground, "blurry" middle ground, and "sharp" background. the other is of the full moon from two nights ago. The geek behind the curtain: all shots and layers in this photo art assemblage were taken candidly and developed by myself with a hand-held, point-and-shoot camera and the free (open source) graphics manipulation program called GIMP, and the free online set of "psykopaint" resource tools ( there are two photos here - one is of a light purple dawn sky and a blown-out moon from yesterday morning. (Hilary was writing in The Guardian about writing i've taken the liberty to change the nouns in one line to make this idea pertain more directly to creating photo art. Take a walk, take a bath, go to sleep, make a pie, draw, listen to music, meditate, exercise whatever you do, don't just stick there scowling at the problem. If you get stuck, get away from your desk. Posted by alias Photomaginarium on Thursday 19th of December 2013 02:34:35 PM The moon that i remember - before the sky changed again.(PID:11450792244) Source
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