After watching the latest version of "The Sound of Music" on TV, I thought it would be a good idea
to use the first four lines of the song which contain five of Maria's favorite things and items to place in the mosaic. Then I found a picture of Maria from a play and placed her and her guitar in a scene at the Mirabell Gardens park, where, in the screen version of the play, Maria sings Do, Re, Mi with the children.
Here's the first four lines of the world famous song.
"Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
These are a few of my favorite things"Add a description... (5 years and 2208 days ago)
i guess i am missing something, i am not "getting" how the pictures are suppose to "belong" together. i understand the example, but not sure how 4 random buildings scenes go with a guy with a tongue. but i like the overall look and the uniqueness of the larger tiles. maybe you can write something that will tie the images together with the guy so i can understand, thanks!
AT Hoboken Terminal, (NJ) which supplies a 9 minute ride into the city which travels UNDER the Hudson river. (The Path) You pop out right where the World Trade Center used to be and you travel through all the broken connections created by the terrible attacks of 9/11. (Almost all are repaired now, or at least given a shiny face of recovery.)
I took pictures of that area. (Hoboken and the linking areas, something a Midwesterner is very new at.) The face on the man is EXACTLY what I was feeling when I went on these routes the first time. Once the over all overwhelming feeling is done though, the trip is no big deal.
If you ever get the chance to ride on a subway, going UNDER the Hudson river, and you see the Train Car in front of you through the connection door, and you watch it dance and jump and wiggle, you can understand the face of the Man I merged with these images to create the feeling I had. I was confused/excited/overwhelmed by the effect and tried to reflect it in the image.
I can now ride the subway with no tension, and no fear, but the first time is so new and different, I wanted to reflect that feeling. (Also my eyesight isn't so good and when pictures get too little they just confuse the hell out of me, (Like the ones in the mosaic from the tutorial.)
good effort! the one mosaic in her face is sorta right there... in my face, lol. as busy as it is further back a smaller tile might work for the perspective! good job though!
thanks for your excellent comment. I reduced the pattern from 120 to 100 pixels and reduced the opacity of the pattern slightly.
Howdie stranger!
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