In this article, they were suggesting a great way for student to learn about color and pixellated work using an PhotoShop image filter.
Since our MLTI laptops do not have PhotoShop, I checked Acorn, a light-weight photo editing application on all MLTI issued laptops. Acorn, which is similar to Photoshop in its language, workflow and terminologies, does this feature as well.
A student could take an image of a famous work, like the Mona Lisa, or their own images and pixellate them to study color relationships, tints and shades.
Users can adjust the filter amount applied
MLTI has a video feature of Acorn from their MLTI Minute site (highly recommended as a frequent visit). MLTI's Anna-Marie explains how users can use Acorn to paint, however this introductory video will help demo the use of Acorn.
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