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Re: Would anyone like to help me with a grayscale mosaic?
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lugnet.build.mosaic
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Tue, 1 Feb 2005 01:05:52 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mosaic, Michael Kinison wrote:
> I'm wanting to make a grayscale, 144 x 48, 1x1 plates, studs out mosaic (3 large
> baseplates) of this picture:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/lopazopy/Jolie/jolie-gr-eyes.jpg
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> I've ran it through Bricksaic (which is the best, thanks!) and got this:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/lopazopy/Jolie/jolie_stucki_1xplatesout.bmp
Have you tried the "Nearest colour" dither? I like the look it gives for
something like this---sort of "posterized". On this example, I find it cleans
up some of the "clutter" that other dithers give. It also allows you to use
some larger pieces than 1x1 as you'll get larger areas of a single colour. Your
piece count could be reduced drastically. Similarly, you could do a studs-up
mosaic of 1xN, and get to use large bricks in places, and then you'd have a
super-sharp mosaic.
You can also get a little whimsical and add colour in some places, like the eyes
here. By mosaicizing the image in sections, you can do a colour dither on the
eyes, and a greyscale on everything else, for example. This reduces the amount
of rare colour you may need, while still adding a stylistic touch to it.
KDJ
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