Grid Project



For this project I didn't want to do too much with physical objects as I already had means to do a grid digitally. I used a Digital Art program to select an image, reduce it, blow it up again and then put a separate layer on top of the pixels. After that I took the paint tool and colored over the pixels with little blots. I put the light green under it so it wouldn't clash with the white layer underneath.

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