Mixerpiece

There’s a new app called Mixerpiece that is drawing a lot of attention. It gives you many cutouts of paintings and allows you to piece them together in playful collages.

 

From the start, I preferred to insert the figures into my own backgrounds. When I created my first figure, I knew how I wanted to use him. This image reflects the cluelessness of some men, who say they respect women but only respect some unrealistic “ideal”.

Sure, I Respeck da Ladeez...

 

Oooh, love this. That looks like an interesting app. I wonder if it’s available here. I’m going to look.

 

There’s a New Cleric in Town

Mixerpiece, iColorama, Stackables

 

Unfortunately, it is. It does not download to my iPhone.

 

These are so cool! I, too, have been seeing a lot of Mixerpiece on instagram.

 

It’s a lot of fun. I can’t seem to find how to bring in your own background, though. Can you point me in the right direction?

 

I placed my figure on the lightest background Mixerpiece has, then dropped that background in iColorama.



I dropped it out to a green background, so I can reuse it in Effects>Chroma in iColorama.

 

A Pair and a Pear.

Also uses iColorama and DistressedFX

 

brilliant

 

I love it.

 

I love these Jerry! I bought the app

 

Catbird unicorn

 

As I said, I put figures onto the plainest background then make them reusable. Then I put the figures together with some I’ve saved already using iColorama. The background can be much larger that way and I can resize the elements however I like.

 

I absolutely love this (although its not photography )

 

If you look at “A Pair and a Pear”, you’ll see I saved off the buildings, the pear and the eyes separately. I created the background and text in iColorama, and cut out the ladies a;so using iColorama. Then I put them all together in iColorama.

Here’s a screenshot of my taking some eyes on the light background from Mixerpiece and creating a Chroma key version with a green background using iColorama. This also gives me the advantage of being able to save at the resolution of my background.