Aunt Acid’s Baby Book

Originally uploaded by sarajane helm

What’s “real” when it comes to art and Adobe Photoshop, or the life of a puppet? That’s not a question that comes down to black and white, or even sepia tone!

If there was a book about Aunt Acid’s turn as a child star in Vaudeville, this would be it. It’s also my homework….

Here’s the “final product” in the Mask Layer and Vanishing Point Filter assignment for my Adobe Photoshop II homework. I love this class!

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3 Responses to “Aunt Acid’s Baby Book”

Davis Says:
June 15, 2009 at 3:06 pm | Reply
scary stuff, but nice job
RutterC Says:
July 8, 2009 at 9:02 pm | Reply
LOL… OMG… I love your baby picture Aunt Acid!!!
- Aunt Acid Says:
  July 26, 2009 at 8:14 pm | Reply
  thanks toots! just wait till you see what I post next…..its something that came in real handy.

A Quote To Note

“Marionettes touch…on everything in the world which is most grave and consequential; on sciences, on fine arts, on poetry, on religious ceremonies, on politics.

Enchanting little creatures…marionettes have received from sculpture, form; from painting, color; from mechanics, movement; from poetry, words; from music, song; from the dance, grace and the measure of steps; and finally from improvisations, the most precious of privileges, liberty of free speech.”

--Charles Magnin
Histoire des Marionettes en Europe, 1862

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Aunt Acid is asking you to help...
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And kiddies, that is just not acceptable.

Aunty says:
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