1/16/25. This plot was made using walnut ink that was made and gifted to me by @brepettisart! Using an organic ink that shifted colours during plotting is definitely what I would call a generative palette. At the time I thought the change in colour was the ink oxidizing at different times, but it actually stayed that way so I'm not really sure. It happened in the middle of the plot, not the beginning or end, so I don't think it was any sort of left-over ink contamination in the pen. Either way, I like the result! Oddly enough, it also happened to be the best *smelling* ink I've ever used, thanks again Bre! This was another plot made during my art residency at @bantamtools! It's special, it's big at 36" x 24", and it's also a 1-of-1 that was made on an unreleased, prototype machine. Grab it while you can!
Edition : #1
Seed: #20808
Pens used: 0.5mm, 0.3mm, and 0.2mm rOtring isographs
Inks used: Noodler's Apache Sunset, Akhmatova Green, and Heart of Darkness
Total movement distance: 2059.7113 ft
Time to plot: 7hr, 15min
Number of blades: 209
Number of segments per blade: 344
Sun Size: 8.2804 inches
Start Shape Size: 0.2298 inches
Longest blade: 7.7403 inches
Biggest Sway: 2.8533 inches
Blade Mode: cubic_out, (29.12% likely)
Sway Mode: linear, (50.0% likely)
Wind Roll: 33.3415, (95.0% likely)
Blade Construction: (96.0% likely)
Portrait Roll: 85.9008, (99.0% likely)
The Statistical Unlikelihood of this plot: 13.14593280%
