Meet Hector.
Saturday, 05. 31. 2008 – Category: Graphics
Hector is a cube-frog from IKEA. He is the best!
He’s sort of my large, square mascot. Expect him to make the occasional appearance in future tutorials.
This particular graphic came about while experimenting with mosaic effects. Aside from the photo of Hector, everything’s Photoshop-generated, and this file’s rapidly approaching 30 layers. I even managed to use several filters that normally fall well within the “Tacky Awful Effects” category: Patchwork, Clouds and Motion Blur. Lesson of the day: all in moderation, all in moderation.
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hect [HectorTheFrog]
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Foomp. [HectorTheFrog]
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houct [HectorTheFrog]
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At the Hecting Ground. [HectorTheFrog]
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Victoria Dear friends with bicycles/friends who can get hold of bicycles/friends who would enjoy biking around an abandoned fort and secluded beach: I would like to plan an outing to Ft. Tilden. Please let me know if you'd like to be a part of it.
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hectlo [HectorTheFrog]
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*burble* [HectorTheFrog]
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hect hect hect! [HectorTheFrog]
May 31st, 2008 at 4:51 pm
*hect*
Arthur, Tristram and Wilson will be very sad if you don’t give them their 5 minutes of fame too.
February 1st, 2009 at 8:39 pm
[...] I created a green square that could jump about (he’s a very abstract representation of Victoria’s very abstract representation of a frog). That worked quite nicely – he could jump, he could move from side to side, he could land on [...]