Words From Images

[Guest Prosis]

I don't know if anyone remembers, unfortunately I can't find it right now, but there was a wallpaper of Matthew Good made with the words from Avalanche (the record not just the song) and it formed Matt's face and it said "Matthew Good a man of his words" or something along those lines.

 

I was wondering how do you create such a thing? Like an image made from words?

[RicardoObviouso]

opium and time.

[soundless_space]

You mean, how would one acheive it on Photoshop or something?

[Guest Prosis]

Yeah or is there a generator of some sort, if you guys saw the wallpaper, you'd understand, you could see a colored picture from far and words from close

[Guest Prosis]

I should just mention this topic should've been called Images From Words...sorry about that ;)

[Guest Prosis]

This one:

[Shiri]

Wow, that's incredible. Do you have a larger version in which you can actually read the words?

[Guest Prosis]

Well the version I have is actually 1024x768 but the Bored won't let me post it, I can try to email it to you

[Shiri]

Where did you get it from anyway?

[Jarrod]

I can't view that picture ;)

 

It makes me sad sad sad man...

[soundless_space]

I remember seeing that a while ago... anyway from the detailing, it looks as if you would have to have a lot of time on your hands to acheive something like that in Photoshop. Unless there is some sort of generator, but I've never seen one.

[Guest Prosis]

Yeah I'm sure it's a generator...I hope...but you know that picture of soldiers that make up Bush's face, it's the same principle I guess...

 

I got that from The Metro 3 years ago and backed up my computer so, I still have it on disc.

 

And Jarrod, if you're on Firefox, it doesn't like pictures for some reason, try downloading it (save target as) or viewing it on IE.

 

If Anton's ok with it, I could send it to him and he can post it in the Wallpaper section...I may have some more goodies to post either on the store or the wallpaper section, I'll have to check.

Edited September 6, 2006 by Prosis