WikiQueer:Graphic Lab
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WikiQueer:Graphic Lab/Image workshops
Graphic Lab
The Graphics Lab helps improve all graphical content stored on WikiQueer and help with content on Wikimedia Commons.
Wikigraphists work to improve the quality of the images that have been proposed by the community. This involves work such as extracting key elements from photos, improving the color of images or emphasizing the main subject, 'stitching' multiple images together and often vectorizing images (converting to SVG). We also create new drawings, diagrams and maps when requests are made to do so.
Interested in helping out? Check out the uploading standards, then go to one of the workshops you are skilled at, and lend a hand. You can also add your entry to Wikigraphist abilities and yourself to Category:Wikigraphist you can also add {{User Wikigraphist}} or {{Mbox Wikigraphist}} to your userpage.
Can't draw a thing? You can still help us: We need people to find images that need improvement and to submit them. Anyone can make requests, even unregistered users.
For examples of work done by the Graphic Lab, see the archives of past work.
Types of work done
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Whitening or cleaning the background
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Removal of objects and color improvement
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Image restoration
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Vectorization of raster graphics
Images will be improved on request of a user/IP who submits a request on any of the three image workshops. An explanation of how to do that is shown at the top of the page.
For a better view of the capabilities of the Graphics Lab, see the archives.
