Image

This glitch art process of The Beatles consisted of copying and pasting various sections of the coding sporadically. Some areas of this photograph were deleted, which altered the colors as green and blue and quality of the photograph. This glitch art is named “Glitch Me Glitch Me” which is a spinoff of the title of The Beatles’ first album “Please Me Please Me”.
For this glitch art, it originally began as a photograph of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. During the glitch process, I manipulated the codes that is attached to this picture and began deleting certain sections. Some areas I would copy and paste different codes into various areas to create this chaotic yet confusing master piece. I then would take it into Photoshop to make the resolution much clearer and adjust its size. As the artist, I would name it “Man Behind the Madness”.
Finally, in this glitch art, the process to get this photograph to its final stages was also complete manipulation to the coding attached to this photograph. For this glitch process, I did not delete as many codes that was presented in the Text Edit. However, there were a few sections that the codes were duplicated to give the glitch effect and to throw off the quality of the photograph. This glitch art is called “Glitchquarium”.

All in all, I have really enjoyed learning about the glitch process and how to make alter photographs which turns into art. I would honestly keep doing the glitch art process in future projects so I can perfect my craft. This was the most creative assignment that I have encountered in any of my Multimedia courses.