The Magic of Symmetry

Here is a photo of Sorry Anti-Vaxxer Richard Morgan...

Using only the portion of the photo inside the dotted square, I created this symmetrical pattern...

Here is a picture of the late Danny Strode:

Using the portion of the picture inside the blue square, I created this symmetrical pattern:

To reiterate: these are easy to do! Anyone with basic image editing software can make a symmetrical design out of a grotesque photo!

For best results, select a portion of a photo with a good variety of shapes and colors.

This is morbidly fascinating. One was enough for me... and Perlinator ...

thanks for the nightmares!

Here is a photo of Marc Saulnier.

Using the selected portion of the photo inside the blue square, I created this pattern:

These patterns are easy to make! Just follow the instructions in my opening post. Would anyone else like to try one and post it here?

Here is a photo of Lori Robinette. The portion inside the blue square is what I used for the symmetrical pattern.

And here is the symmetrical pattern; created by simply "flipping" the square four ways, pasting all four together, then pasting that image multiple times.

Here is Amanda...

And here is the pattern made from the portion of the image inside the blue square:

Now, here is everyone's favorite butterhead, QT Clark:

Now, to spread some butter:

Pray for QT if you pray. Please. Scared. 😏

Wow! Art to tell the story of Covid in the future. The victims won’t be able to tell the story cos they’ll all be dead.

Here is Paul Vaccaro, doing what he did best...

And here is the Paul Vaccaro symmetrical pattern:

I've been asked to create more, so here is one of Mitch A.

These are very easy to create. Please join in!

The kaleidoscope was invented in 1815.

Excellent!

What on earth is wrong with man? Covid?

I wanted to like it but I just can't!

You will have to be happy with that...

That’s actually very cool! Look at you, Perl — making lemonade out of covidiot lemons!

Awesome. I do this with some of my photos. I love how the original is changed so much it's unrecognizable.