Halloween is such a great, visual holiday. Is it too early to post for it? Coz I'm ready.
When I went to Comic-Con they had portraits that did this:
It was totally awesome. And now old pictures freak me out.Also: if you haven't seen it yet, check out Kevin Keele's super spooky haunted girl picture. I can't stop staring at that doll! O_O
Now THIS is totally awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love these. I'm so ready for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteIt's never too early for Halloween! Even the day after isn't too early.
ReplyDeleteWe're all going to end up that way eventually. Might as well laugh about it!
ReplyDeletehow did you do that? 0.0 I can't stop watching it change.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this. We dont do halloween here, (Australia) always wished we did!
ReplyDeleteGreat concept.
Sooooo interesting!!!! The characters are just wonderful visually, and this idea is great for Halloween. It can't come fast enough!!!
ReplyDeleteYou got me in the Halloween mood. Nice! Kevin Keele's piece is pretty darn awesome too. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteOooooh.... Too cool!
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious! Great idea!
ReplyDeletethis is excellent!!! Halloween is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteok, that's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE portraits like that!
ReplyDeleteVery cool :)
Wow everyone, thank you so much!
ReplyDelete@lilli - I animated it in Photoshop and saved it as a gif. That's a file format that'll do animations on the web. It was fun. I forsee doing more in my future.
Very well done ! (although a little bit frightening ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering how it would look if the frightening versions of the portraits appeared without fading, as if it was revealed by a lightning for example.
@Gynaux - Yeah, I totally agree! In fact, that's how I originally animated it (a'la Haunted Mansion). It looked very strange, though, I wasn't good enough with photoshop animation to get it to look right. So I did fading. I think when I'm better I'll give it another shot.
ReplyDeleteFunny you mention the lightning vs fading effect in the Haunted Mansion portraits. They had originally faded back and forth, as yours do, and it was only in the last few years that they changed them, so that they change with the lightning, as I understand. The funny thing is, that was the initial idea in 1969, but they weren't quite able to pull it off.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out! And thanks for outclassing me with this spectacular post! You are so seriously awesome. Also, HALLOWEEN!
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