To continue this idea, I decided to use more of my other glitched images. This time I focused on the Mona Lisa, I decided to glitch these images in a different way this time, still using my Glitch! app but with a different technique. I used all the images below and put them together to create a gif.
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This is the finished piece I created and rather than leaving it there, I decided to go back to the GIF I did originally with Marilyn where her hair is changing colours. I took this idea and created the following image:
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