I’m in double dipping mode today. This is for Tourmaline’s October Daily Share Challenge #19, a creative gallery of faces and Word of the Day: Paper Copy The portraits were taken with my phone and chased once or twice through the Meta AI filter: paper. … Continue reading Paper maché copies
I isolated the walking lego policeman with lunapic.com “erase background”. And then I put him in other pics. I wish I still had the little guy to make more photos to have him in different positions since it worked so well in the moss but … Continue reading One policeman, two policemen, three …
that’s why it was in hospital for a week. Incidentally, the reason for the problem was me trying to transfer my photos from the phone (mainly taken for this challenge – !) to the pc combined with a faulty connection slot. I live with a fairly good computer fixer but he cannot make spare parts magically appear, hence the hospital stay.
The effect is called “paper” and yes, I relied A LOT on paper during the last week.
I had planned something else for today but when I visited my sister today another visitor captivated our attention. She sat in the middle of the stone verandah and was caught in a glas to be safely transported to a flower bed. The card underneath was barely readable but with the art deco filter it became very visible (it’s something about a 44th wedding anniversary which is ironic because it is my sister’s 60th anniversary today. Anyway, I wanted to get away from the Meta filters but this one was just too good.
Tourmaline’s Daily October Share #7
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… just as it sits in our garage. I like the cookies all over the place in the last version (dreamy). Tourmaline’s Daily October Share #5
That’s the 3D filter (thanks to Meta). The photo is a normal 2D picture of my favourite cartoon characters which decorate my pencil box.
PS: Something doesn’t seem right with the fingers on Obelix’ left hand.
I’ll probably try out some of my own drawings next.
Tourmaline’s October Daily Share Challeng #2
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As I’ve mentioned in another post, I found a photo editing function a couple of days ago (it’s WhatsApp’s doing, called Meta AI). I mostly use this app to note the homework for my students and sometimes I send photos of exercise sheets for students who have been sick and missed the class. The photo above was the first one I sent after “restyling” it, the particular filter is called “Low-poly”. The original was a normal sheet with pics and I really liked the effect. The exercise, btw, is cutting out the syllables and forming them into words that match the pictures and then glueing them together in their exercise books.
Here is the original:
Tourmaline’s October Daily Share #1
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My cell phone had an update (or possibly it was the app not the phone), anyways I found a photo editing feature on it which I didn’t have before. I immediately snapped a photo of our cat Henry and here are the most interesting edits … Continue reading Henry, cat interpreted
