Tag: graphic art
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(Original photo by Christine Sandu on Unsplash – edited by Nick Pipitone) Share this:
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(Original photo by Aperture Vintage on Unsplash – edited by Nick Pipitone) Share this:
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(Original photo by Elena Mozhvilo on Unsplash – edited by Nick Pipitone) What do you see?
I distorted this photo so much that it turned out looking like a Rorschach test, though a trippy one. The original photo was an illustration of earth as seen from space. Like a Rorschach test, I can definitely make out some images, faces, etc. in here.
Near the very bottom of the image, I see something that looks like a Cosmic Buddha. But that’s just me!
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(Original photo by Daniel Bernard on Unsplash – edited by Nick Pipitone) Share this:
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(Original photo by Ryan Phillips on Unsplash – edited by Nick Pipitone) Share this:
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Here’s something I made on Canva recently – just playing around with various filters and effects. The man pictured, of course, is the French philosopher and absurdist Albert Camus.
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Photo originally taken in Philadelphia in 2021. Originally, this was a photo of the door to an abandoned house in my Philly neighborhood (I shared the photo here). When I distorted the photo with effects on Canva, it ended up looking like the gates of hell. I like how the yellowish-orange color makes it look like flames. Working on this one reminded me of a horror movie Rachel and I watched recently called As Above, So Below (which I highly recommend checking out). During the movie, there’s a reference to Dante’s Inferno and the inscription at the gate of hell: “abandon all hope ye who enter here.”
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