It's Gliscor!
It's Electrivire!
It's Lucario!
It's Starmie!
It's Salamence and Aracanine!
To be honest I have no idea how many push pins I used for this... could easily be around 3.5k-4.2k. All I know is I am not counting. As for the random green squares, I figured I would make the push pins represent today's graph/pixel while the green foam is how the tv was represented back in the 50's or 60's. Also if you are wondering about the acutal size I took a couple photos of that as well.
your grid project is absolutely incredible. I can't believe how big you made this. I can't imagine how long it must have taken to do each push pin- you had great patterns to work from. the foam pixels is a cool idea, its a nice contrast between the smaller grid pattern- maybe if you painted the foam black it might help the pins stand out more- but really i love this the detail is great. you spent a lot of hours doing this :) I like how you were able to buy separate colored pushpins to fit your design too!
ReplyDeletealso, not being a full on pokemon fan, but i think this is a great tribute to the characters ;) you should send this to their fan website or something (:
ReplyDeletePOKEMON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo incase you couldn't tell I love pokemon. I really like what u did here, I like the idea of comparing old school resolution to new age resolution, but the foam makes your photos look lie an aerial shot of a flower arrangement or something.... anyways, great job and I agree with Panda, submit this to the pokemon fan site!!!!!!
You did an amazing job on this project, very colorful and pretty accurate portrayals of the pokemon characters.
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