Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Saturday, 28 May 2011
Friday, 27 May 2011
May 27, 2011
Drawn at the New Mexico Art League in Albuquerque:
I had proofs made at New Grounds Print Workshop in Albuquerque, from 2 laser cuts. My drawing was laser cut into the wood, by Heat Sync Labs, in the first woodblock print:
In the second proof, the laser at FabLabAbq cut away all the area around the figure drawing, leaving a raised line, and thus making an inverse of the above image:
After converting a scan of a newsprint drawing, we sent a vector image to the laser cutter. The prints came out better than I expected, but there is still a lot of artistic work that needs to be done to bring the image up to par with traditional handcut woodblock prints.
I had proofs made at New Grounds Print Workshop in Albuquerque, from 2 laser cuts. My drawing was laser cut into the wood, by Heat Sync Labs, in the first woodblock print:
In the second proof, the laser at FabLabAbq cut away all the area around the figure drawing, leaving a raised line, and thus making an inverse of the above image:
After converting a scan of a newsprint drawing, we sent a vector image to the laser cutter. The prints came out better than I expected, but there is still a lot of artistic work that needs to be done to bring the image up to par with traditional handcut woodblock prints.
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
May 24, 2011
Drawn at the New Mexico Art League in Albuquerque:
The below was drawn in openCanvas with an iPad Pogo sketch stylus on a Windows tablet PC -- Acer ICONIA tablet W500-BZ467:
This guy drew a lot better with the Pogo sketch stylus.
The below was drawn in openCanvas with an iPad Pogo sketch stylus on a Windows tablet PC -- Acer ICONIA tablet W500-BZ467:
This guy drew a lot better with the Pogo sketch stylus.
Saturday, 21 May 2011
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
Monday, 16 May 2011
Saturday, 14 May 2011
May 13, 2011
Drawn in Tempe, Arizona at Studio 1307:
They even had casts to draw:
Last Wednesday the Heatsync folks burned one of my drawings into wood using the laser cutter at Gangplank in Chandler:
The Phoenix area has a lot of Hacker and co-working spaces, which might help push art into the 21st century:
Gangplank
Heatsync Labs
Open Source Project
Co+Hoots
Skysong Hackerspace
MakerBench
They even had casts to draw:
Last Wednesday the Heatsync folks burned one of my drawings into wood using the laser cutter at Gangplank in Chandler:
The Phoenix area has a lot of Hacker and co-working spaces, which might help push art into the 21st century:
Gangplank
Heatsync Labs
Open Source Project
Co+Hoots
Skysong Hackerspace
MakerBench
Friday, 13 May 2011
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