Bill Hinz
This morning, I'm admiring these pen plots by textile artist Bill Hinz.
Plotters predate modern inkjet printers. Since they use mounted pens, the line is crisper — and yet tiny imperfections creep in. Pens wobble; ink overlaps. It’s a drawing, not a printout.
So, although the piece is generated by a computer program, it has a warmer, more analog feel. Like an LP record played through a tube amplifier.
Untitled 5 by Bill Hinz
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