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The Mark
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Verdantify by The Mark

July 23rd, 2007 11:20 PM

INSTRUCTIONS: Make green something that is originally some other color.

I wanted to make not just one thing green, but everything green. In the end, color is about perspective. So I decided to change my perspective by making "green glasses".

I took a pair of clear glasses and covered them using transparent green cellophane.

It's hard to photograph through glasses, but the result proves it makes things look a lot greener.

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Green cellophane

Green cellophane


Clear glasses

Clear glasses


Green cellophane cut-out

Green cellophane cut-out


Resulting "green glasses"

Resulting "green glasses"


Me with the green glasses

Me with the green glasses


Normal vision

Normal vision


Green vision

Green vision



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posted by rongo rongo on July 25th, 2007 6:44 AM

Neat! Did you walk around and experience the greenness for a while?

I agree, very neat
posted by Burn Unit on July 25th, 2007 7:48 AM

I also want to know what it felt like; tell us more!

Bask in the greenness of life
posted by The Mark on July 25th, 2007 8:18 AM

I took a brief walk around my neighborhood on a sunny afternoon using the green glasses. It was great at first, basically like wearing normal sunglasses with a funky green touch, but I realized that, after a while, it became somewhat nauseating, an unwelcome side effect of seeing everything green.

I think green vision is only meant to be used moderately.

Cool
posted by Lank on July 25th, 2007 12:05 PM

I like hearing about how it feels to see through colored glasses. I used to have blue, red and yellow colored specs (no rose, sorry). The blue made me feel a little mellow, the red a little aggro, and the yellow made the world look so happy.