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First you place black shapes under a camera that sees only the contrast between black and white and converts it to 2D shapes on a screen. You can then change the outlines and pattern-filling of the shapes. When you are happy with your design you press the green button to fixate the layer. We quickly learned how to use and then exploit these functions to create somewhat elaborate images. I also found that I could sort-of hack this system by drawing my own shapes and symbols with black marker on white or translucent paper and incorporating them into the design. I also made an image using just my hand. The second day we focussed more on creating images with Illustrator and printing multiple layers on top of one another.
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First you place black shapes under a camera that sees only the contrast between black and white and converts it to 2D shapes on a screen. You can then change the outlines and pattern-filling of the shapes. When you are happy with your design you press the green button to fixate the layer. We quickly learned how to use and then exploit these functions to create somewhat elaborate images. I also found that I could sort-of hack this system by drawing my own shapes and symbols with black marker on white or translucent paper and incorporating them into the design. I also made an image using just my hand and for another image we use hair to create a camouflage pattern. The second day we focussed more on creating images with Illustrator and printing multiple layers on top of one another.
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You could put pretty much any pen, pencil or marker into their drawing-machine and it would 'print' your design.
  
  
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You could put pretty much any pen, pencil or marker into their drawing-machine and it would 'print' your design.
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We decided to make a zine together titled "Krakakaka!" (for which the theme was 'weapons')
 
 
We decided to make a zine together (for which the theme was weapons).
 
  
  
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.. also showed us their Evil Eye visual record project...
 
.. also showed us their Evil Eye visual record project...

Revision as of 16:39, 19 April 2016

Workshop at Indianen

Teusday and wednesday me and the other 'drawing & printing'-people had a great workshop at studio Indianen in Antwerp.

We got to play with their Longhand Publishers.

Indianen1.jpg Indianen2.jpg Indianen3.jpg


First you place black shapes under a camera that sees only the contrast between black and white and converts it to 2D shapes on a screen. You can then change the outlines and pattern-filling of the shapes. When you are happy with your design you press the green button to fixate the layer. We quickly learned how to use and then exploit these functions to create somewhat elaborate images. I also found that I could sort-of hack this system by drawing my own shapes and symbols with black marker on white or translucent paper and incorporating them into the design. I also made an image using just my hand and for another image we use hair to create a camouflage pattern. The second day we focussed more on creating images with Illustrator and printing multiple layers on top of one another.

You could put pretty much any pen, pencil or marker into their drawing-machine and it would 'print' your design.


Indianen5.jpg Indianen6.jpg Indianen7.jpg


We decided to make a zine together titled "Krakakaka!" (for which the theme was 'weapons')


Zinefs1.jpg Zinefs3.jpg Zinefs4.jpg Zinefs6.jpg Zinefs7.jpg


.. also showed us their Evil Eye visual record project...