Hello Continuum! I'm replying here to your question about the self-portrait on my About page because I know threads are easily lost on update posts. I made that picture by taking a regular photograph, reducing the resolution, and then converting it to a bitmap photo in Photoshop. When you convert to a bitmap, you can apply a pattern, in this case that pattern was simple horizontal lines.
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volumen
2 years ago
Hello Har, how did you make your self-portrait on your about page: https://automatic-llama.neocities.org/about
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automatic-llama
2 years ago
(Answered on continuum's profile page. Go there for the dramatic reply!)
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I really enjoy the art work and layout of your website.
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automatic-llama
2 years ago
hey thank you! likewise! your site's easy to navigate and interesting to read.
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The lines are meant to resemble "scan lines" and there are a few tutorials around on the web about how to get various scan line effects in Photoshop. Also, you can probably do all of this in the open-source Photoshop alternative called Gimp!
Thanks for getting back to me, much appreciated. I've always liked that style of portraits we see in literary magazines and some newspapers from decades ago.