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I’m a sucker for a good game of poker!! :)
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A clone. ... Basically both me. Two seperate shots taken and blended in PS2.
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The Patch Tool, a major time saver.
by Deri DorityThe patch tool is often a very underutilized tool in Photoshop. Hidden under the Spot healing brush and 2 other tools, the Patch tool i…
The patch tool is often a very underutilized tool in Photoshop. Hidden under the Spot healing brush and 2 other tools, the Patch tool is similar to a combination of the lasso tool and the healing tool. You select an area, click the appropriate button (source or destination- mine is usually on source) and then drag the selection to another area that has characteristics that fit your needs. For example, in one of my photos, “Fall in the Hills”, the photo was dotted with houses and roads that didn’t add to the composition. I simply drew around the houses and roads with the patch tool and drug them into an area with trees. The result is no more houses/roads, that simple. The patch tool is often superior and easier to use than the clone tool, especially for large areas, achieving better results. Another example, if someone has black rings under the eyes, you trace around the area that needs work on, select “source” in the Tools Option Bar right above the Tools Palette), and drag it to an another area of skin that has a more likely color. Make sure that the area you are dragging to is blemish free, as you will pick up any blemishes that are in the destination area. The best way to see how this tool works is to practice with it. Easy to use, you can cut your work time way down by using this over the clone tool. I rarely use the spot healing tools any more as well, finding this faster and easier. For most general use, it is easy to use. It takes a little more practice to use when there are lines in the area that needs to be fixed. You must drag it to a destination that has the lines at the exact same angle. / The patch tool goes all the way back to Photoshop 7, and has been improved on in the newer versions of Photoshop.
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“Filled with sand and stitched with twine and hair The Clones emotions were slow to surface. His button eyes gave little away. His kindness disguised by the harsh metal teeth of his zip-like mouth. The stained and torn rags of their skin had been bleached …...she gently unpicked a strand of hair and sewed all that lay within into the very centre of The Clone. The desert sand gave the clones a bovine like calmness that some people found unerving.” Written words from around the canvas. Canvas was slashed and stitched. Zip works. (some influence from Brett Whiteleys work)
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‘Bunch of Spooks’ well aren’t you?
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I came across this photo that I had forgotten about. I took the shot in NYC while passing a store. It was the display window. I desaturated it to B&W and added a bit of color and more darkness for an eerie sort of feeling—-as if it really is a doll factory. It’s as if it’s the future…HUMAN CLONES in the making. / It has a sort of CURRENT ISSUES feeling…and so I am adding this image to my CURRENT ISSUES Group. Yikes….Cloning. Would you like a clone of yourself? Actually, if I could…I’d make a baby clone of me. Yes. :)
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Just something I thought would mean something …
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photograph from my Artist Residency in Clones, Co, monaghan, Ireland
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Part of a story im currently seeking to create. I might need some help
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Three triplets? All wearing the same clothing at the same place at the same time? Dang, what are the odds?! Models: Dr. J, Lena, and Rosie / Concept/ Photography: Dr. J *photo taken in Los Angeles (Melrose), CA
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Model(s): Lena / Location: Venice Beach, CA
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To the seemingly clear path, or into the unknown? Everything’s telling you to go where you do not want to. (Near Coronation Drive, along Brisbane River.) Abstracts and Artsy Architecture Landscapes and Nature Street Tasmania
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Dee - 1
by Michael Alesich“Hello” / “Hello Miss.” / “Dee?” / “Yes Miss?” / “Can you open t…
This is a longer term story, this here is the first part, / the prologue will continue after this.
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Lisa C. Weber ©2008 (Created with Bryce 6.1) Visit My Complete Bubble for all My 3D Artwork. Thanks for dropping by and enjoy!
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Saw this little “hairy’ grub…..thought I’d give him some company…so cloned a few more!!
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This is Ambrosius Light on Big Deep,on the edge of the Sea of Grarrd. / Couldn’t land on this day, much too rough, headed to the pub in Holsteedus for a nice hot bowl of Treb mush.
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Day #49 of my 365 days project – a self-portrait a day for a year.
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Inspired by the beautiful and talented Elle Moss and her mirrored and cloned mod housewives.
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are you coming or going? in or out? running around in circles in your mind? —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-— Thanks to Lois for being willing to model for me. this is one of a cluster of photos for an art project I’m doing as a visual response to a song by Sidd & His Self-Esteem.
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One for Dolly! detail:
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Model/ Concept: Dr. J / Photography: Lena and Dr. J *photo taken in Los Angeles (Melrose), CA
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It's alive, so let it live!
by Anne van Alkemade... the longer their clients live, the more likely he or she will develop disease or disability in what is called an insult accumulation …
A fictional editorial one may see in the future. / Cloning – does the use of the clones justify or condemn the practice.
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For the Agent Provocateur T-shirt Challenge How long until cloning takes over. When we have gotten to the point where our bodies can no longer fight the man made virulent strains of bacteria and viruses. Or when the UV is so strong that we cannot handle going outside. Will we blend those qualities in humans that can survive and create a race of individuals that are no longer individuals?
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