OMG I'm loving this new "scanner distortion lab" tool that simulates what you get when you move a paper over a scanner that's in the middle of scanning (or photocopier)! Check it out He now makes an iPhone app that does it too
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OMG I'm loving this new "scanner distortion lab" tool that simulates what you get when you move a paper over a scanner that's in the middle of scanning (or photocopier)! Check it out He now makes an iPhone app that does it too
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The wonderful collage work of Philipp Eichhorn
The wonderfully distorted imagery of photographer Shoo Mars Rae
The wonderfully distorted imagery of photographer Shoo Mars Rae
Love this half wall colour.
The wonderful illustrator Paweł Jońca. This is called Roots of mental illness, an editorial illustration
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Going way back now, a game I loved on my Apple II Plus computer when I was a kid. The "original" Castle Wolfenstein.
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Want to work out how to create this funhouse mirror effect in Photoshop or After Effects (or Apple Motion).
Figured it out in Motion - easy with the FunHouse filter and some Wriggle behaviours added to the Position and Rotation settings, and even adding a 2nd FunHouse filter to compete/add with the 1st. But as always, things look better with Emma Stone!
Actually looking at that image above again... I think it's not just a funhouse mirror effect, but also an actual mirror (flip) effect, thus the second set of eyes... but no nose or mouth... hmmm