Monday, April 9, 2007

Online Image Tools

lula's portrait

From the March archives of the Self Portrait Challenge comes a list of clever (and free!) online image manipulation tools:

  1. queeky - drawing tool
  2. offtype - drawing tool
  3. artpad - painting tool
  4. scribbler - fun tool - can’t save image but can do a screen save
  5. flashface - make a face using many variables
  6. typedrawing - draw an image with letters
  7. websketch - sketch and save and crop and alter your image online
  8. mr picasso head - fun make a face tool
  9. textorizer - turn your photo into a text image
  10. face transformer - upload an image to be morphed
  11. polaroid-o-nizer - turn your photos into polaroids
  12. typeorganism - turn your photo into type
  13. pikipimp - change your photos
  14. movie poster flickr tools
  15. hockney-izer - flickr tools
  16. image mosaic generator
  17. cartoon magic
  18. magick image
  19. wanted poster

There is, of course, the granddaddy of all: fd’s Flickr toys. Lots and lots of options on this page alone. Go make art! Now!

7 comments:

Andria said...

When I find myself nagging my kid about homework on spring break while she's slathering a ton of oil paint onto a canvas, not really sure what she's going to make, I try to shut up and remember WWSD.
What would Serena do?
She'd say, "Go! Make art now!"

A said...

OK, I stroked my inner Picasso when I should have been exploring museums with grandma and the bad attitude teenager.

http://www.mrpicassohead.com/canvas.html?id=298d621&skin=original

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Leslie Wilkinson said...

yes, these are way more fun than work. even way more fun than planning museum vacations!
Andria, I might just have to share these with my mom (the former art teacher), show her what she can do with her new digital tools. :-)

the polaroidizer link wasn't working. know where I might actually find it?

serena fenton said...

The address is right for the Polaroidinizer. It seems to have become a victim of its own popularity. The entire site is giving a not responding error, so the php pages are going 404. My dog photo was done using the hockney-izer at bighugelabs.com/flickr/hockney.php

For those who don't 'get' the title, it's a reference to the collage photos of British artist, David Hockney www.hockneypictures.com/photos/photos_collages.htm

Andria said...

Wonderful Hockney link, sent to daughter immediately.
The possibility of painting on b&w photos soon like this is a great carrot dangled to get through AP/IB exams...

gercohenJoMC712 said...

the picture on the lower right looks like my carpet after the dog has gotten up, gotta vacuum up all those shedded hairs.