
I have found this fantastic source of crazy laughs, hilarious ideas and serious D.I.Y. instructions online, it´s called Instructables. If you haven´t seen it yet, go there and explore!
I love digital cameras for their versatility and ease of use, but I am all for really lo-fi

This page on Instructables combines digital with cheap lo-fi, now how can I resist something like that? I wish I had the name of the guy/gal who wrote the instruction so I could give some proper credits here, but whoever you are: Thanks for the idea! I´ve been playing with this for a whole day now, it is so simple and so cool! It´s even drawable!
8 x 12 cm, Lamy Safari and Noodler´s Black ink on a small Moleskine Watercolor page.
4 comments:
Oh, dear. That site could keep me occupied for a long time. Thanks for the link.
Now I wonder if I can get a fisheye effect from a normal image using Photoshop.
Nice drawing, though it took me a minute to realized what it is.
What fun! You have a great site and the link to Instructables will mean another month will go by before I find time to dust.
OMG, I thought that was a joke but it really works!? That's so funny! Nina, I have to say you are very wicked for telling us about that site - the first thing I clicked on had me in tears of laughter! I know I'll be going back for more when I should be doing something else!
I'l have to forward that site to my kids who will love it. Nice drawing!
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