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I started with a picture of my dog, Willis. This picture was taken when
he had a cone on his head, so iScissor found the image boundary easily.
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I used my implementation of iScissor to make this mask of Willis's face.
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Shepard Fairey's Obama seemed to share Willis's insightful expression.
I planned to replace Obama's visionary gaze into the distance with Willis's. The limited
color palette made this image play nicely with iScissor as well.
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I used iScissor to create a second mask, this one to remove Obama's face from the image.
GIMP easily inverted the colors to keep all but the face rather than just the face.
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I had to do a bit of work within GIMP to create the final image. First, I
converted Willis's face to an indexed image using only a 4 color palette. I
wasn't able to use the thin blue lines that Fairey used, so I just used
white, red, dark blue and light blue to replace the colors that GIMP
found in the original image. To finish the artifact, I colored in the rest
of the background, cropped the image
and replaced Obama's singular vision with Willis's. |