Autoscopy 11/8

Kevin Wagenheim

11/8

Autoscopy



The first filter being used is the Glowing Edges filter on top of the Paint Daubs filter both found in Photoshop. The second filter being used is called Glitch by Creativetaco. I found this filter online, downloaded it and applied it to my picture. For the last one, I decided to mix the two together.

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