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11/26/2011 01:40:41 PM · #1 |
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11/26/2011 01:45:13 PM · #2 |
A little corny, yes, but pretty cool nonetheless.
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11/26/2011 01:45:49 PM · #3 |
| IMO it's really cool! Though you would get a bunch of comments about the odd grain. LOL! That's a very talented, not to mention patient, person who spent the time to make it. |
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11/26/2011 01:49:31 PM · #4 |
| Has a beagle. Very cool :) |
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11/26/2011 01:50:14 PM · #5 |
Kelly, apparently it's a type of printer that places them! Can you imagine how much each cartridge costs? Maybe I read it wrong...
Although in a pinch, I guess they could be dessert...
Message edited by author 2011-11-26 13:50:45. |
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11/26/2011 02:07:03 PM · #6 |
| having one's dog and eating him too? corny. |
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11/26/2011 02:21:32 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by tanguera:
Kelly, apparently it's a type of printer that places them! Can you imagine how much each cartridge costs? Maybe I read it wrong...
Although in a pinch, I guess they could be dessert... |
LOL! After reading it again I get they made a template for it, but had to actually place the candies by hand. “Using a customized computer program, a template is created from an original image which guides the placement of each sprinkle. Taking just under 8 months to complete, once finished, it was permanently preserved with a clear acrylic resin.“ Either way, it's still cool! |
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11/26/2011 03:04:28 PM · #8 |
And only 6 colours - none of them brown/beige (which you'd think you really need for both dog and skin).
Now imagine enlarging this.... beach balls instead of sprinkles ;-) You'd see it from outer space! |
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11/26/2011 03:52:30 PM · #9 |
fun image and techique.
But actually Seurat liked dots a lot, too. |
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11/26/2011 04:06:33 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by sfalice:
fun image and techique.
But actually Seurat liked dots a lot, too. |
And all sorts of other crafts, like cross stitch and tapestry rely on the eye to blend the 'dots'. I think the beagle piece is a totally cool variation, and the limited palette is pretty comparable to what our printers use.
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11/26/2011 04:16:58 PM · #11 |
Cool :)
I love Seurat and pixels are tasteless, I'd love to to be able to eat up my bad images (admittedly, I would end up amazingly obese) |
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11/26/2011 05:09:47 PM · #12 |
Originally posted by mcaldo:
Cool :)
...I'd love to to be able to eat up my bad images (admittedly, I would end up amazingly obese) |
+1
I'd be absolutely elephantine!
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11/26/2011 07:48:28 PM · #13 |
| even though it took eight months to create its a bit underwhelming knowing it was created by a printer. |
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11/26/2011 08:53:19 PM · #14 |
Originally posted by mike_311:
even though it took eight months to create its a bit underwhelming knowing it was created by a printer. |
They used a computer program to convert the photo into a coloured matrix, then used that to tell them where to place each of the candies. It was that part (placing the candies by hand) that took 8 months. |
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11/26/2011 10:22:40 PM · #15 |
Look at the Tibetan sand painting - beats the beagle by far!
//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sand_mandala |
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11/27/2011 01:01:23 PM · #16 |
| Several years ago, they created a sand mandala at the Met, with a giant yak butter sculpture. Quite impressive. |
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11/27/2011 01:09:54 PM · #17 |
| I need to go back to college so I can have that kind of time - all for a grade... |
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11/27/2011 05:25:38 PM · #18 |
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11/27/2011 05:52:45 PM · #19 |
That is incredible! Except, it would be more incredible without the aid of a computer.
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11/27/2011 05:54:20 PM · #20 |
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12/03/2011 02:16:10 AM · #21 |
| Awesome! Not corny at all. |
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