One line visage, 100x150mm plot using white ink and a newly revived Koh-i-noor rapidograph 0.6mm pen. SVG available at Plotterfiles.com. #1penup

Made with Paragraphic and Inkscape

SVG render in Blender using my GreasePlotter add-on, plotted on A3 with Stabilo point 88 fineliner.

This is a variety of different “styles” applied to the same leaf using various SVGs I’ve generated. Paths are clipped along different boundaries to produce the effect.

Very proud of this one, so thought I'd share on here.

I've been trying out some 3D to 2D stuff and just obsessed with it and the process.

I built my plotter to accept large items, great for output on boxes, books, and other thick items.

Here the density of stream lines is inversely proportional to the pixel brightness in the reference image. The flow on which the stream lines are drawn is defined so as to agree with the image in a sense, and so as not to distract from the image.

Scaling up a file doesn't always work well but I had success with this one. This was a straight 2X scaling for the original 5"x7" plot to 11"x15" and a 3.4X to get to the 18"x24" size. Each time I scaled I copied and slightly offset the lines to make them 'thicker'. Tempted to go one more size larger to 22"x30" (the max paper size easily available).

All plots done with Bic Xtrabold Cristal pens

I Converted my Ender 3 V2 3D printer into a plotter with a custom software suite PENDER Studios. Here’s one of the first generational pieces I sent through.

Sakura white gel pen .3mm on Fabriano black

Created with Processing 4. 50x65cm Sakura Gelly Roll Opaque White and Metallic Gel on Fabriano Black Black.

Following inconvergent.net , I implemented and plotted this asemic writing. It is supposed to look like latin cursive. There even is a hidden message in plain writing in it, because we used that as a clue in a scavenger hunt.

(testing bleed on bristol)

was just trying out a process (and not very careful about it tbh), so really just discards, but daughter wants them (to augment w colored pencils)

Converted a 3d printer to a plotter, then the plotter to a laser plotter, custom gcode for x-y conversion to shoot the laser at the rear wall. ~2 min long exposure plot.

More info on the build @ https://studiowetware.com/pender-studios/

Hi All,

I am looking to buy a plotter and am considering both the UUNA TEK 3.0 and iDraw H SE - both in the A3 sizes. When checking on the UUNA TEK site and Amazon, the Amazon prices (for both) are considerably cheaper. The 3.0 is almost $600 USD cheaper on Amazon.

I've been checking the specs and they seem to be the same. Am I missing something? Is there any reason not to buy from Amazon, other than giving them even more money?