I used a website called Rasterbator. It is super rad. You can create large scale prints using just your 8 1/2" x 11" printer... or like me, you can just have your image "rasterbated" (hehehe) to a 18x24 size and print it at a printer.
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Showing posts with label heritage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heritage. Show all posts
Wednesday, 30 December 2015
Artwork: Half frames and Rasterbator
For Christmas this year, I thought I would do something personal with some old photos, but with a twist.
I used a website called Rasterbator. It is super rad. You can create large scale prints using just your 8 1/2" x 11" printer... or like me, you can just have your image "rasterbated" (hehehe) to a 18x24 size and print it at a printer.
I used a website called Rasterbator. It is super rad. You can create large scale prints using just your 8 1/2" x 11" printer... or like me, you can just have your image "rasterbated" (hehehe) to a 18x24 size and print it at a printer.
Sunday, 5 April 2015
Real Estate: Mill Conversion
Gorgeous... and for sale. Check it out on their website!
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Since Lanark County has a lot of old grist mills, it is pretty common to see them converted into residential apartments. I love it. This one is from the 1820s.
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This is a great example of adaptive reuse.
Since Lanark County has a lot of old grist mills, it is pretty common to see them converted into residential apartments. I love it. This one is from the 1820s.
This is a great example of adaptive reuse.
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