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- Paul
- My wife Kat and I moved to State College last summer, where I am working for the Office of Global Programs at Penn State University. We're new parents of Anna (9/12/08) and learning the ropes a day at a time. We're lovers of life, spontaneity, food, and 90's alternative rock.
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10 comments:
I don't get it. It looks cool, but I think that if I actually understood what you were doing, I would appreciate the final product more...
That's pretty cool.
You've got a lot of money you can't spend right now, it seems.
I've got an Aussie $50 burning a hole in my pocket right now.
that is sweet man...maybe I should do another undergrad at Houghton so I can take classes like that...
coolness! the 'world traveler' look. =) I will definitely be there May 20th! At Houghton or your house? drop me a line at the hotmail address. good to hear from you man! Hey, i've been writing some worship songs - if you want to listen i can mp3 'em to you...
hey paul, that's really cool. did you scan the swiss army knife as well? i have done a similar thing, but with stamps, for a website a while back. nice work, shadows and all. i'd even be more impressed if you scanned the wooden background.. :)
sam
somebody EXPLAIN!
teg, i'm with you. i think it looks cool, but i need someone to explain the process to me. so add my pleas to tegan's--somebody please explain!!!
After all the begging, I will oblige and explain a bit more. I started with a blank page, and scanned every piece in indivudually. I then assembled each bill, coin, the knife, the passport the piece of wood and everything, cut them all out individually, and then pasted them together with photoshop adding shadows, and lighting effects.
oh wow, paul, i'm even more impressed now--that's phenomenal!!
really? wow!
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