As an experiment, I wanted to take the original Juxtaposition creations and create “lo-fi” versions.
Then I chunked it up with some huge pixels by saving the large file as a tiny png with a limited color pallet and a pattern dither:
Finally, I created halftones for the chunky pixel version. To keep with the pixelated look, I used square halftones at 18 LPI and 90 degrees, each getting its solid color layer. This process ended up being kind of time-consuming, so I created a Photoshop action to help speed it along:
And here’s the result! Zoomed in the blocky halftones give it a tapestry or embroidery look.
