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"HEAV3N SUSPENDED", SOPHIE. Laser art by Pieterjan Ruysch
Not sure if this is something people actually want, but why not! So here's a little snippet of the process I'm going through to design a charm/keychain/whatever.
To start, I've been searching around for vintage stock art to use as inspiration. I found a bunch of public domain snake images, and immediately went to Ed thrashing the fuck outta a snake in E7. I really liked the snake skeleton I'd found, so I used that to do this initial design.
I wanted to keep an offset around the skeleton and have the text be a 360° thing. I also ended up hating this. So I adjusted and tried reducing the offset and changing the outside offset a bit.
It's a little better but it still just doesn't work for some reason.
So I decided to start from another image - this one a raster image of a full snake. Due to various fuck ups on my end, it ended up way too dark/deep, but the overall shape still wasn't working for me.
I like the shape a lot better, it's a lot more dynamic, and I might still go back and fiddle with it, but I found myself annoyed enough to scrap it. BUT, I did keep at the snake theme, and wanted to try once more.
So this time I went with the Snake Snacks idea.
Def not perfect, and could maybe use some refining, but I like it a lot more! I'm still working on both, but this is a little bit of a here-to-there.
DEEP WEB by Christopher Bauder & Robert Henke, exhibited in Berlin, 2016.
12 high power laser systems and 175 moving spheres constitute this large-scale audiovisual installation piece. The lasers are choreographed to an original score, creating a constantly morphing and shifting three-dimensional sculpture of light synchronized to the music.
i did the six fanarts challenge game with suggestions i got from friends and people on twitter!!
My dad’s extra af friend owns a laser and Dad dared him to laser a tortilla and lo and behold he did it
"Airhead", A. G. Cook. Laser art by Pieterjan Ruysch
Laser Drawing 05 Engraving Paper with Aufero Laser
Made with Processing & Aufero Laser by Ortur Engraving paper with the Aufero Laser Engraver: This video is an attempt to translate a pattern onto paper with a laser. The pattern turned out well, however there are of course limitations, such as the density of hatches and the thickness of the paper itself. While engraving paper, most important is to avoid that the laser engraves the same line twice. The laser will burn through the paper otherwise. Additionally, if you engrave paper, make sure to watch the engraving process as the paper may catch fire. Otherwise, engraving drawings is a great way to explore new ways to translate digital drawings on a canvas that is permanent.
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