Jon Haddock's work with the RGB grid is a really cool concept. Basically, he takes an image and takes each pixel and changes to it's literal RBG value, which can range from 0 to 255. What's really interesting is that with each value spelled out, an image still comes out, since the numbers themselves actually vary in their size. You can see the result above, the source being the cover of Disney's "The Air Pirates." It's a clever process that I think is definitely worth taking a look at.
Friday, March 13, 2009
Jon Haddock- RGB Grid
Jon Haddock's work with the RGB grid is a really cool concept. Basically, he takes an image and takes each pixel and changes to it's literal RBG value, which can range from 0 to 255. What's really interesting is that with each value spelled out, an image still comes out, since the numbers themselves actually vary in their size. You can see the result above, the source being the cover of Disney's "The Air Pirates." It's a clever process that I think is definitely worth taking a look at.
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