Rasterbate your wall!

Back in 2005 (sorry it actually was) when I was living with mates at uni we rasterbated our housemate's head on a huge wall we had.

I took a photo when he discovered it.

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Was very hard sticking together that much paper as we didn't have the floor space. Putting it on the wall was even harder. With no ladder I had to have some one stand on my shoulders, balancing nightmare.
 
With the huuuuge ones like that one of the millenium falcon,,,, is it just like a large puzzle to put together?? Surely it must be quite complicated with that many sheets.
 
soundb0y said:
With the huuuuge ones like that one of the millenium falcon,,,, is it just like a large puzzle to put together?? Surely it must be quite complicated with that many sheets.
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they come out in order

Anksy said:
where do you get a image big enough so the pixels arnt massive on the sheets of paper ?
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the image is converted into a dot-matrix, and colours in each dot are averaged - there are no "pixels" or "artifacts" per sé, and you could enlarge an image as much as you wanted, but you'd never endup with more detail than your source image...

but thats not really the point of rasterbation.
 
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