ripple
14 x 11 inch pen plotter drawing: ink on paper.
this drawing is based on a flow field using perlin noise. i have experimenting with different substrates to register the distortions of the field. in this case there is a pulse wave with the width of the pulse and the amplitude being modulated by sine waves. the phases of alternate line's envelopes are shifted so that they fit neatly together. it's like weaving a blanket and then watching it blow in the wind.
14 x 11 inch pen plotter drawing: ink on paper.
this drawing is based on a flow field using perlin noise. i have experimenting with different substrates to register the distortions of the field. in this case there is a pulse wave with the width of the pulse and the amplitude being modulated by sine waves. the phases of alternate line's envelopes are shifted so that they fit neatly together. it's like weaving a blanket and then watching it blow in the wind.
14 x 11 inch pen plotter drawing: ink on paper.
this drawing is based on a flow field using perlin noise. i have experimenting with different substrates to register the distortions of the field. in this case there is a pulse wave with the width of the pulse and the amplitude being modulated by sine waves. the phases of alternate line's envelopes are shifted so that they fit neatly together. it's like weaving a blanket and then watching it blow in the wind.
this is a print made on a pen plotter in a limited edition of ten (10). it is printed on 14 x 11 inch Strathmore Bristol smooth 100lb paper using a Lamy pen and Lamy archival ink. each print is marked, in the margin or on verso, with a signed digital chop which specifies the edition status, the print number and the edition size. a QR code links to a digital certificate of authenticity.
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[image notes: the first image is a pure digital construction; subsequent images of the artwork are from an actual print made by the pen plotter. your print may look subtly different because in each instance the physical interactions of pen, ink, and paper will be unique.]