Layout paper is such a crappy size, because it's just a little too big for my A4 scanner, so I had to scan this one in 6 pieces and paste em together in photoshop.
Funny enough I noticed how the individual pieces are quite interesting little compositions in their own right. So I posted them up aswell (untouched levels)





And then here the final results (upped the levels in photoshop)

It's really impressive Dave.
ReplyDeleteReally enjoying your work updates.