2 Hey all. This is a 365 request from my very good friend Janie. She sent me a funny and exciting picture of someone very dear […]
Open source
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If you've ever been to one of my workshops on open source graphics apps, you likely saw me use this technique there as a way to demonstrate the power of the GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP). In the GIMP, this is a technique that involves layer masks, blurring, brushwork, image scaling, and guidelines as a way of believably merging one recognizable face onto another becognizable head.
A presidential mashup: Abraham Washington
The illustration “Open Source and Free” by John LeMasney is a conceptual piece made with the vector graphic editor Inkscape, showcasing a comparison between the […]
Open Source and Free
2 The image titled “Urban Circles” by John LeMasney presents a visually striking composition that primarily features a series of concentric circles, varying in size and […]
Urban circles
I made this cutie in Inkscape by creating an ellipse, adding 3 smaller tan ellipses within it, creating ellipse based ears and eyes, and then […]
27 of 365 says long live evolution #Inkscape
This one was pretty straightforward — I found a picture of a cat, and in Inkscape I began to overlay path-converted ellipses and other marks, […]