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Archive for the ‘Paffllage’ Category
Paffllage II
How it works: Each person participating chooses a word. The words are compiled and put into Google image search. Each participant then chooses an image from the resulting images in the search. The chosen images are compiled, and each person makes a collage which uses every image in some way. Participants aren’t allowed to use photoshop-generated effects. Instead they are asked to treat the images as if they were on paper, but photocopy-able. Paffllage was started by William Skullmaster and Thomas Kurzhosen. Email me from the sidebar if you’re interested in participating. August 2nd, 2007 Posted in Paffllage, Visual
Paffllage I
How it works: Each person participating chooses a word. The words are compiled and put into Google image search. Each participant then chooses an image from the resulting images in the search. The chosen images are compiled, and each person makes a collage which uses every image in some way. Participants aren’t allowed to use photoshop-generated effects. Instead they are asked to treat the images as if they were on paper, but photocopy-able. Paffllage was started by William Skullmaster and Thomas Kurzhosen. Email William from the sidebar if you’re interested in participating. July 5th, 2007 Posted in Paffllage, Visual | ||