Usually I use stock photos to make these manipulations, but this time I used one of my photos. I came across this giant head at a local sculpture park and I knew I had to get a picture of us looking at

Photo edit was made using Infinite Painter on Android. One of the perks of digital collage is that it's so easy to produce a timelapse recording :)

Introduction This is the first tutorial in a series that will explore helper code for the steem-js library. Steem-js is a great example of one of the projects out there that lower the barrier to steem

This image is a composite of portions of only three photographs. That makes for a timelapse that looks almost instantaneous, but it's actually quite tedious to line everything up! Made with free stock

All of my photo edits are done using stock photos or public domain photos. I hope to eventually host a few posts where steemians submit and upvote their favorite photos for me to play with and remix. As

This image is made using the Infinite Painter app on a Samsung Galaxy S8+. I like reviewing the timelapses and looking at all the different decisions I made early on that didn't stick with the final image.

The steem-js library provides a handy mechanism that can be used to monitor the blockchain, but it's largely undocumented. This tutorial is meant to serve as a gentle introduction. The method I'm talking

I came across a boarded up door near a basement entrance. The stacks of fire extinguishers made for a creepy scene, so I thought I would complete it. The skull photo is from unsplash.com. Photo manipulation

I use free stock photos to create photo manipulations. All edits are currently done using a collection of Android apps - primarily Infinite Painter, and Power Director for the videos. It's challenging

I spend a lot of time reading about Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and ICOs - so I make it a point to collect my favorite links throughout the week to share them with my friends and colleagues. Here are some

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The hardest part was tracing inside the bulb, but overall this edit was among the simpler ones that I've done. The final result is comprised of only two images that were chopped up and filtered. As always,

When I don't have access to old magazines, scissors, and glue to make "analog" collages, I like to go digital. I make my digital photo manipulations using my Galaxy S8+ with nothing more than

Maybe someone can help. Ever since I've discovered Steemit a few days ago I've been trying to turn a few friends onto it. Some got their confirmations today, but are getting thrown an exception when trying

The image was made and recorded using Infinite Painter on Android. The video was then sped up with the help of PowerDirector. Original stock photos are from unsplash.com What do you guys think? Do you

You don't have to be a coding guru or a command line ninja to begin exploring the data that powers Steemit. Your web browser alone has all the tools you need in order to take a peek into the underlying

As a brand new Steemian, I'm immediately excited about what the platform has to offer, but one of the first constraints I noticed is that content discovery is actually quite hard, because browsing is somewhat

My good friend in all is glory.

I spend a lot of time reading about Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and ICOs - so I make it a point to collect my favorite links throughout the week to share them with my friends and colleagues. Here are some

This is a digital photo manipulation done using Infinite Painter on Android and stock photos from unsplash.com