My mother is starting yet another scene - she says it is the last one because she does not have any more room. I am not so sure about that...
This time the place to recreate is a doctor's office and the petitions for stuff have already started. I made for her some medical posters, which was easy enough. But she asked too for x-rays.
It would have been very easy to just print some x-rays on regular paper, but I wondered if it would be possible to make them so they would be plastic-like, like the real deal. At first I thought of taking a normal image of an x-ray, make a mirror copy, print them and glue them together, and somehow attach a plastic cover on them. But then, it occurred to me that the result would probably be too thick, and not very real-looking.
Then, the bulb in my head went on, and I thought about using transparency film. Even though they may be outdated with the tablet technology, we used them to make Power Point-like presentations. You can print them at home with a regular printer. I had a couple of pages that I bought when I made Kassandra's lantern, and I decided to give it a try.
I googled some random x-rays, and simply reduced the size and increased the DPI ratio with Photoshop. And I made it! Here is the result:
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| They look awesome!! |
I hope my mom likes them!
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