AI & visual culture · 1 min
Mobile Editing Club collects seven ways to change an image’s surface
Glass, halftone, ASCII and more appear in Adriana Bubori’s selection. A ribbed-glass portrait shows how the treatment can become the subject.
Neon Lion Editorial ·

Adriana Bubori and Mobile Editing Club share seven effects: ASCII, glass, halftone, heatmap, risograph, CRT screen and scrapbook. The post is labelled AI content. It is a creator’s selection of techniques, not an industry-wide popularity study.
The image acquires a surface
The Glass Effect example divides a figure holding flowers into vertical strips. Repeated and shifted parts of the face, clothing and bouquet suggest ribbed glass placed before the camera. The subject remains readable while the surface becomes active.
The selection interests us because it brings different media together: printed dots, text characters, old screens and paper collage offer distinct readings of an image. The post alone does not establish which tool produced every example.

Our graphic interpretation of rhythm: one form moves from photographic texture into line.
Neon Lion AI illustration · not documentary photography
Links below lead to the creators. Our silver composition with halftone and blue lines is an independent illustration, not a copy of their portrait.
Sources
- AI filter effects — creator selection ↗
Mobile Editing Club × Adriana Bubori 6 August
- Adriana Bubori ↗
Adriana Bubori