pixelate

• “Report analyze the color content of the title side and pixelate the roof of your neighbors house with a photo montage of your favorite child or pet at play.”

  Advisor: What should I do with my high school CD collection? Boing Boing

• “Sky Sports News later chose to pixelate Rooney's mouth when they screened the reruns of the celebration.”

  The Guardian: Manchester United's Wayne Rooney set to escape ban for volley of abuse

• “They can't put you in a magazine unless they pixelate the kids' faces.”

  The Huffington Post: Gwyneth Paltrow In Harper's Bazaar UK: 'People Are So Mean To Me'

• “Streaming tends to artifact (pixelate) a lot, older films look fuzzy (my mom states that watching Gone with the Wind on blu-ray was superior to having seen it in the theater when she was younger), sound quality tends to be limited, there are no extras.”

  How Dead Is the Video Rental Business? » DVDs Worth Watching

• “Realising that he could never presume to picture the deaths as if he were a direct witness, John Goto instead uses a piece of picture-editing software commonly used to pixelate photographs, to filter images from the conflict and transform them into large-scale digital abstracts with all the melancholic grace of a Paul Klee or Sean Scully painting.”

  The Guardian: This week's new exhibitions

• “I did not pixelate anything, I did not photoshop anything," said the gossipmonger.”

  The Huffington Post: Perez Hilton Unapologetic About Miley Cyrus Controversy

• “So when the News of the World sets out to pixelate his face, as it attempts to do in the widely posted video of the Fergie sting, we do wish they would do it properly.”

  The Guardian: Diary

• “It's just a photo of an eye with a pixelate filter on it".”

  Beautiful Japanese Poster for Fernando Meirelles' Blindness « FirstShowing.net

• “As a solo-preneur, my professional life can hyper-pixelate, like a Chuck Close painting gone-bad.”

  Sharon Glassman: What is Work? Buddhist Discernment on the Job - Part of the Green Books Campaign

• “Meanwhile, could you pixelate those algae-filled tubes — that is, make them chromatically flicker either by chemical means or through changes in light filtration and salinity or some heretofore unknown method &dmash; so that you could make an avant-garde movie or an animated billboard ad to be shown for spectators parked in their cars on the parking lot or for motorists navigating through the urban flatscape?”

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