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Observations on Bacilus Typhosus in its Filterable Statewas originally downloaded from www.nanoart21.org and manipulated in Photoshop CS2.
The unsharp mask filter was applied. Attributes Amount, Radius, and Threshold were applied at
maximum outputs each. The image was then flipped horizontally and vertically to create a cascading
visual effect. I used Google to find out that there are discrepancies in who actually
invented the microscope. One source offered Royal Raymond Rife, Ph.D. as the inventor of the
“Rife microscope, an instrument combining very high magnification with coordinated
resolving power.” I reuse this image in Burroughs-like cut-up form, retaining the crude use of
digital child scissors to create the collage effect depicting Rife in all his grainy Depression-era
scientific glory. He is given a modernization, a visual trope, and graced with a futuristic looking
pair of Oakley sunglasses to issue in his newly mediated stature of a founding scholar in the newly
developing field of Nano-imaging.
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Nano CurlAdobe Photoshop. Very interesting concepts.
Great 3D effects. Lots that can be done with it…
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NANOART36Adobe Photoshop CS processes and filters.
Great boost to creativity.
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nanoimagebAdobe Photoshop CS processes and filters.
Great boost to creativity.
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nanosphere4Adobe Photoshop CS processes and filters.
Great boost to creativity.
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Put Some Sugar In My NanoAdobe Photoshop CS2 -- Montage with a shot of a person
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That Thou Art A NanoAdobe Photoshop CS2 -- Montage with a shot of a night lights, includes
cut and reinsertion of image with differential effects
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NanoSwarmI used the KPT Vortex filter on the original image to get the lacey effect. Then I painted delicate colors onto the delicate design.
I have been following the progress of Nanotechnology for many years. Back in the 80’s when scientists such as Erik Drexler and Marvin Minsky were writing about this coming technology, most people had not heard of it. Even many scientists thought it was a pipe dream. As with all the tools this amazing technology can be used for constructive as well as destructive purposes: for amazing healing procedures and deadly weapons as well.
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Fragmentation - NanolevelI downloaded the nanoart image file and used Adobe Photoshop to colorize it. The image was then brought into Painter for re-working using Distorto and Fine Camel brushes primarily. That image was then brought back into Photoshop for final touch-ups.
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Untitled 2Untitled 1 abstracted using cutout, paint daubs and accented edges filters in Adobe Photoshop.
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Untitled 3Untitled 2 extruded twice and layers blended with difference mode.
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Untitled 4Untitled 1 embossed greatly then certain colours deleted and stroked. Colour background added with a drop shadow on ribbon layer.
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