Field Recordings is a collection of observations. Each observation depicts an intangible entity and hints at the greater environment which spawned it.
Each token is accompanied by a signed physical plot which can be claimed for the price of shipping. Details can be found on the project website.
Field Recordings is a collection of observations. Each observation depicts an intangible entity and hints at the greater environment which spawned it.
Each token is accompanied by a unique signed physical plot which can be claimed for the price of shipping. Details can be found on the project website.
Since first encountering Lissajous curves on an oscilloscope in the mid-2000s, I have been fascinated by the intricate patterns and structures that emerge from one of the most fundamental curves in mathematics, the sine curve. Lissajous curves are a family of complex, looping shapes formed by the intersection of two sine waves. This fascination inspired me to create this generative art project entitled "Lissajous," where I have experimented extensively with these curves as primitive shapes to craft a diverse range of images showcasing their beauty and complexity. By adjusting the frequency, phase shift, and amplitude of the parametric equations, it is possible to create unique and mesmerizing patterns.
Over the years, I have explored various ways to bring these images to life. Some have been transformed into physical prints, utilizing techniques such as intaglio printing, cyanotypes, and various other printmaking methods, while others have been realized as digital monoprints. This iteration of the project features carefully curated color palettes and themes designed specifically with the AxiDraw plotter in mind. Each piece in the collection allows for customization, providing the opportunity to choose from different base colors and select the pen and paper that best fits the holder's individual taste.
#### Suggestions for Plotting - Paper and Pens
**Black paper:**
- Fabriano Black Pad, 11.75" x 16.5"
**Best pens for black paper:**
- SAKURA - Gelly Roll
- Posca PC-1MR Metallic Pink Colour Paint Marker (Archival)
**White Paper:**
- BFK Rives Blanc
- Somerset Satin Soft White
**Pens for white paper:**
- Triplus Fineliner Superfine
- WHSmith Drawing Pens Pigment Ink (Archival)
- STABILO point 88 Fineliner
- BIC Cristal
Any of the pens suggested for black paper will also work on the white paper, but the black paper requires pens with opaque inks.
#### Prints
Signed prints will be available to any token holder interested in purchasing one. Please reach out to me on Discord or Twitter, I will be happy to take into account any customizations or requests before plotting the piece with my AxiDraw.
Stroomlijn holds a special place for me. While focused on creating a plottable project, I neglected my creative enjoyment. As a result, I ended up with many unfinished projects that were okay but didn't feel like something I could proudly call my own. Everything clicked when I released those limitations and pursued something I truly enjoyed, only transforming it into a plottable work after the visuals were how I wanted them to be.
My studio is cluttered with various test plots and different directions I initially had for this project. I took a lot of inspiration from artists like Mario Nigro and Peter Struycken, who use bold rectangular patterns in their work. I studied their art and learned how to create dark and thick shapes using just lines. Once I mastered that technique, I incorporated it into my own personal style, with Stroomlijn being the final result.
For this project, it's best to use Pigma Micron 05 fineliners when plotting. If you're plotting a white on black design, go for a white Sakura Gelly Roll 08 pen. When it comes to paper, choose Bristol Smooth for white background plots. Use Fabriano Black Black for black background plots. For the other options use smooth thick (160g+) paper in light grey or cream (Mi-Teintes for example).
To reduce the chance of mistakes, set your plotter settings to a slow speed. If you wish to experiment with a thinner pen, you can add ‘?density=$“ to the URL of the live view. Replace ‘$’ with 2 or 3 to increase the amount of lines that are drawn. 1 is the default value. You can also use decimal numbers but those can result in different patterns. Press spacebar to download the new SVG file.
Scratch is a Zen-inspired generative art project that explores the captivating patterns that sanding discs create on metal surfaces. The digital artworks can be pen-plotted at any scale, and an alternate physical output can be created on sheets of metal using CNC machines.
Interactivity:
'S' saves the SVG. 'C' previews the CNC paths. 'E' exports the CNC paths. 'H' hides the signature stamp.
Plotter Notes:
To replicate the density of the digital image, choose a pen for the main area of a Scratch that is 1/1000th the length of the sides of the plottable area. For the signature, a pen that is 2.6 times thicker than the one used for the main area is suggested. For instance, for a 10" square plot, a 0.25mm pen for the main image and a 0.65mm pen for the signature will closely mimic the density of the digital output. While bolder pens can create more visually striking images, denser Scratches plotted with thicker pens might require a heavier paper stock.
CNC Notes:
Experienced CNC technicians can faithfully execute the outputs on 24" x 24" sheets of metal by using 1", 2", and 3" sanding discs and a 1/16" end mill. The choice of material and finish should be based on the specific characteristics of the Scratch output. If the Scratch output includes the 'Dark' feature, anodized aluminum or copper with a patina can be used. Clear coat the piece after machining to prevent tarnishing.
Scratch is a Zen-inspired generative art project that explores the captivating patterns that sanding discs create on metal surfaces. The digital artworks can be pen-plotted at any scale, and an alternate physical output can be created on sheets of metal using CNC machines.
Interactivity:
'S' saves the SVG. 'C' previews the CNC paths. 'E' exports the CNC paths. 'H' hides the signature stamp.
Plotter Notes:
To replicate the density of the digital image, choose a pen for the main area of a Scratch that is 1/1000th the length of the sides of the plottable area. For the signature, a pen that is 2.6 times thicker than the one used for the main area is suggested. For instance, for a 10" square plot, a 0.25mm pen for the main image and a 0.65mm pen for the signature will closely mimic the density of the digital output. While bolder pens can create more visually striking images, denser Scratches plotted with thicker pens might require a heavier paper stock.
CNC Notes:
Experienced CNC technicians can faithfully execute the outputs on 24" x 24" sheets of metal by using 1", 2", and 3" sanding discs and a 1/16" end mill. The choice of aluminum or copper as a material should be based on the specific characteristics of the Scratch output. If the Scratch output includes the 'Dark' feature, anodized aluminum or a copper with a patina can be used. Clear coat the piece after machining to prevent tarnishing.
Scratch is a Zen-inspired generative art project that explores the captivating patterns that sanding discs create on metal surfaces. The digital artworks can be pen-plotted at any scale, and they can be recreated on 24" x 24" sheets of metal using CNC machines.
Interactivity:
'S' saves the SVG. 'C' previews the CNC paths. 'E' exports the CNC paths. 'H' hides the signature stamp.
Plotter Notes:
To replicate the density of the digital image, choose a pen for the main area of a Scratch that is 1/1000th the length of the sides of the plottable area. For the signature, a pen that is 2.6 times thicker than the one used for the main area is suggested. For instance, for a 10" square plot, a 0.25mm pen for the main image and a 0.65mm pen for the signature will closely mimic the density of the digital output. While bolder pens can create more visually striking images, denser Scratches plotted with thicker pens might require a heavier paper stock.
CNC Notes:
Experienced CNC technicians can faithfully execute the outputs on 24" x 24" sheets of metal by using 1", 2", and 3" diameter sanding discs and a 1/16" end mill. The choice of aluminum or copper as a material should be based on the specific characteristics of the Scratch output. If the Scratch output includes the 'Dark' feature, anodized aluminum or a copper with a patina can be used. Clear coat the piece after machining.
Scratch is a Zen-inspired generative art project that explores the captivating patterns that sanding discs create on metal surfaces. The digital artworks can be pen-plotted at any scale, and they can be recreated on 24" x 24" sheets of metal using CNC machines.
Interactivity:
'S' saves the SVG. 'C' previews the CNC paths. 'E' exports the CNC paths. 'H' hides the signature stamp.
Plotter Notes:
To replicate the density of the digital image, choose a pen for the main area of a Scratch that is 1/1000th the length of the sides of the plottable area. For the signature, a pen that is 2.6 times thicker than the one used for the main area is suggested. For instance, for a 10" square plot, a 0.25mm pen for the main image and a 0.65mm pen for the signature will closely mimic the density of the digital output. While bolder pens can create more visually striking images, denser Scratches plotted with thicker pens might require a heavier paper stock.
CNC Notes:
Experienced CNC technicians can faithfully reproduce the digital outputs on 24" x 24" sheets of metal by using 1", 2", and 3" diameter sanding discs. The choice of aluminum or copper as a material should be based on the specific characteristics of the Scratch output. If the Scratch output includes the 'Dark' feature, both aluminum and copper sheets can be darkened with common chemicals before the machining process.
Scratch is a Zen-inspired generative art project that explores the captivating patterns that sanding discs create on metal surfaces. The digital artworks can be pen-plotted at any scale, and they can be recreated on 24" x 24" sheets of metal using CNC machines.
Interactivity:
'S' saves the SVG. 'C' previews the CNC paths. 'E' exports the CNC paths. 'H' hides the signature stamp.
Plotter Notes:
To replicate the density of the digital image, choose a pen for the main area of a Scratch that is 1/1000th the length of the sides of the plottable area. For the signature, a pen that is 2.6 times thicker than the one used for the main area is suggested. For instance, for a 10" square plot, a 0.25mm pen for the main image and a 0.65mm pen for the signature will closely mimic the density of the digital output. While bolder pens can create more visually striking images, denser Scratches plotted with thicker pens might require a heavier paper stock.
CNC Notes:
Experienced CNC technicians can faithfully reproduce the digital output on 24" x 24" sheets of metal by using standard sanding disc sizes of 1", 2", and 3". The choice of aluminum or copper as a material should be based on the specific characteristics of the Scratch output. If the Scratch output includes the 'Dark' feature, both aluminum and copper sheets can be darkened with common chemicals before the machining process.
Generative Alchemy is a versatile utility NFT collection that provides a toolset for divination, spell-casting, meditation, sacrifice, spirit worship (benign or otherwise), hedonism, pacifism, inter-dimensional travel, cryptozoological investigation, seance, prayer, banishing, chaos magic, clairvoyance, chromotherapy, evocation, dowsing, exorcism, fortune-telling, literomancy, necromancy, shapeshifting, and other esoteric (or mainstream) ritual (including entertainment).
Collectors, devotees, rationalists, pirates, and all others alike are encouraged to leverage the designs pursuant to their own subjective belief system (whether sincere or imaginary) to address any and all desires (emotional or material).
Generative Alchemy is provided as-is without explicit documentation, but here are some hypotheticals to get you started:
Suffering from unrequited love? Plot it on a photo of your crush.
Desire riches behind your wildest dreams? Plot it on your paystub.
Want fame? Plot it on a magazine cover.
Want to change your past? Plot it on a childhood picture.
In too much of a hurry to plot? Click to activate the sequence.
Generative Alchemy is a versatile utility NFT collection that provides a toolset for divination, spell-casting, meditation, sacrifice, spirit worship (benign or otherwise), hedonism, prayer, pacifism, inter-dimensional travel, cryptozoological investigation, seance, prayer, banishing, chaos magic, clairvoyance, chromotherapy, evocation, dowsing, exorcism, fortune-telling, literomancy, necromancy, shapeshifting, and other esoteric (or mainstream) ritual (including entertainment).
Collectors, devotees, rationalists, pirates, and others alike are encouraged to leverage the designs pursuant to their own subjective belief system (whether sincere or imaginary) to address any and all desires (emotional or material).
Generative Alchemy is provided as-is without explicit documentation, but here are some hypotheticals to get you started:
Suffering from unrequited love? Plot it on a photo of your crush.
Desire riches behind your wildest dreams? Plot it on your paystub.
Want fame? Plot it on a magazine cover.
Want to change your past? Plot it on a childhood picture.
In too much of a hurry to plot? Click to activate the sequence.
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You're sitting with pen in hand, intent on paying attention and taking notes. However, your mind quickly drifts off to other thoughts, and your hand decides to take charge and start drawing. After some time you look down to see what these unsupervised doodles have curiously grown into. This piece takes inspiration from the beautiful artworks we've all unconsciously created.
Recommended to plot on 9"x12" paper using 0.45mm or 0.5mm pens. Feel free to try different pen and paper combinations!