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Apr 25, 2014 18:09 |  #1

Has anyone tried mirroring and image, turning the Opacity down on one image and then moving it a cross the background image, Man all kind of weird stuff starts poping out.
Saw it on one of the ancient alien shows where they were mirroring some of Leonardo da Vinci's paintings.



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Apr 25, 2014 18:21 |  #2

DigitalDon wrote in post #16861473 (external link)
Has anyone tried mirroring and image, turning the Opacity down on one image and then moving it a cross the background image, Man all kind of weird stuff starts poping out.
Saw it on one of the ancient alien shows where they were mirroring some of Leonardo da Vinci's paintings.

Well, seeing a "show" like that doesn't ring a bell...you want to show us an example of what you're talking about? :)


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Apr 25, 2014 19:19 |  #3

I'd like to see an example of this too. Is it possible gems of prose from that God among mortals known as Ken Rockwell are what "starts popping out?" I wouldn't be surprised to learn he was with Leonardo when he created his masterpieces.




  
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Apr 25, 2014 19:53 as a reply to  @ rick_reno's post |  #4

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Apr 25, 2014 20:09 as a reply to  @ DigitalDon's post |  #5

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Apr 27, 2014 21:14 |  #6

Pretty nifty effect. It always kills me how some people try to ascribe meaning to such things...as if the original artist had planned for you to do this with photoshop in the future.


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Apr 28, 2014 08:35 |  #7

kfreels wrote in post #16865946 (external link)
Pretty nifty effect. It always kills me how some people try to ascribe meaning to such things...as if the original artist had planned for you to do this with photoshop in the future.

The effect works on about anything, I borrowed a nude photo from the GN section and mirrored it, it looked like a horse head with big eyes, I will let you guess what the eyes were. :lol:



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