Instead of purchasing multiple expensive posters and scrolls from ebay to cover my big, red wall I thought I'd give the rasterbator a try. What's that, you ask? Why, it's an awesome free tool to blow images waaay up in resolution, but keeping the umph in them.
It takes an image and turns it into an area of dots, calculating the size of each dot depending on the information in the image. This way you can get really large images out of small files, with a cool outcome!

For example:




The reason I came to this forum is, of course, what is cooler than a spread from the works of Nihei? So, good Sirs, would you kindly suggest some images I might use for this brave endeavor?

Oh, and here's the link to the tool if you want to try it yourself, online!

WHOOOOAAAAA!

This is so cool !

I had this idea for quite some time, that super large Nihei drawings would look nice on the wall.
But never did it, because i was too lazy to do it in a copy shop....

How about these ?

a few non Nihei:
Yamagata from Akira


Druillet:



Shirow:



Pacman explained:



Mignola Hellboy:

funny word.. rasterbate..

sounds like a similar word that starts with a M

Is this tool making high-resolution pictures or vector-based graphics??

*ressurrecting topic*