Okay, so today I messed around with “Orozco’s Atlantic”. It’s kinda weird, but I wanted to see what all the fuss was about.
First, I looked it up. Seriously, what is this thing? Turns out, it’s a pretty famous artwork, but instead of just staring at it in a museum, I wanted to, you know, do something with it.
Getting Started
I started by gathering a bunch of images. I just did a quick search and saved a whole pile of pictures of the piece. Different angles, close-ups, the whole deal. I wanted to really get a feel for it, you know?
The Messy Part
- Next, I opened up my trusty old image editor. Nothing fancy, just something I could scribble on.
- Then, I started playing around. I copied and pasted bits of the images, layered them, rotated them, just totally went wild. It was kind of like making a collage, but messier.
- I did try out some filters but it is too ugly.
Putting It Together
After a while, I had this… thing. It wasn’t pretty, but it was definitely inspired by Orozco’s work. I kept adding to it, moving things around, deleting parts I didn’t like. It was all very trial and error.
The Final Result
Finally, I decided I was done. I saved my * is not good enought but it is a cool try. It’s not something I’d hang on my wall, but it was a fun way to spend an afternoon, getting my hands dirty with a classic piece of art. Honestly, it made me appreciate the original even more. It’s one thing to look at something, but it’s a whole other thing to try and, well, remix it, I guess.