Check out my other projects, like this one: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/354081760 Press the Green Flag My first (and probably not last) NPR project. I made a project that scanned the photo and collected the decimal color value of each pixel. The project that I made then took those decimal values for each pixel and converted it to the hexadecimal equivalent. It then isolated the Red, Blue, and Green components of the Hex color values, added them together and then divided the sum by 3 to get the average. This average is actually the brightness of each pixel color, which can be used to re-print the picture in Grayscale, which is exactly what this project does. In case you don't know, NPR stands for Non-Photorealistic Rendering
