- Mon 02 December 2019
- photo
- Michiel Scholten
- Work
- #howto, #opensource, #photography
I like taking pictures, and having some of the nicer ones as a background to my daily computer shenanigans is a nice extension of this.
Lately, I've been playing around a bit with having pictures show up differently (more abstractly, with less details so they distract less, like those nice clean material designs), and in Gimp I found a way that pleased me, resulting in the images shown here.
Open the image in Gimp, then go to menu Filters > Distort > Mosaic
, and tweak the settings to:
- Tile size 15 or 20.
- Tile height 2,000
- Tile neatness 0,650
- Tile color variation 0,100
- Tile spacing 0,000
- Joints color: HTML notation 666666
- Light color: ffffff
- Light direction 135,00
- Random seed 0
Of course, play around with the settings to your own liking.