Optom(etr)ist, With Both Eyes, in 3D
Today’s The Daily Create, tdc1484 asks us to take a stand on the age-old “glass half-full or half-empty” point...
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YEE HAW! It’s a Bronco Rider GIFfight!
@iamTalkyTina was calling for a GIFfight! last night, and today, in keeping with the #western106 theme, @mbransons called out...
Animated GIFs for Fun, Illustration, and Art
In the early wild-west days of the Internet, animated GIFs promised the world to web explorers in the form...
Anaglyph Tutorial, Part 2 – Separating the Foreground and the Background
Think Before You Act. Save and Save and Save. As you start to work with your image, please bear in...
Anaglyph Tutorial, Part 1: Selecting the Image
Before You Start You will be well served to have on hand a pair of red/cyan (or red/blue)...
John Gets His 3D Glasses On!
John‘s (@johnjohnston, on Twitter) new 3D red/cyan anaglyph glasses arrived today, and he immediately shared the news on Twitter....
This Rolling Stone Ain’t Rolling … Yet!
Sisyphus pushed the stone up the hill — and George Wither captured it in his 11th Embleme in 1635....
Depth of a Field with Skeleton
Now that the Anaglyph-A-GIF has been a little more clearly defined, I’ve decided to add it (along with the...
A Newly Improved Boo
Interesting. In revisiting the “George Wither, page 8, ‘Boo’“ GIF in order to update the misspelling in the “view...
Badges, and Properly Spelled
In the depths of meticulous attention that supported the exploration of my initial Anaglyph-a-GIF process this week, I managed to publish...
George Wither, page 8, “Boo!”
Lots of good learning in getting this Anaglyph-a-GIF to this stage. In the end, I was pleased that it...
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