Tag Archives: print

2012-11-03
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Marylee McMurray Lament, Music in Elementary Education: Enjoy, Experience and Learn (1976). Via.

2012-10-29
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Printing telegraph in the Alfred Hitchcock’s movie “The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog” from 1926.

2012-10-24
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Computer plotted image by Yasuhiro Matsuoka, 1985.

2012-10-21
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Ottmar Mergenthaler (the inventor of Linotype) and some kind of Belgian priest? Seems to have been made by art students in Ghent in the 1940s. Filip De Haes took these photos of Grafiek issue 11 and 12, published by HIGRO in the late 40s. Via.

2012-10-20
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Bitmap Patterns by Carine Bigot.

2012-10-17
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abillmiller:

gridworks installation preview

2012-10-10
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More C-64 text graphics from our fax performance.

faxforfolket:

‘Fax & Frankering for Folket’ performance.
Original by raquel meyers.

2012-10-05
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Commodore 64 PETSCII acid wolf fax graphics by Raquel Meyers.

faxforfolket:

‘Fax & Frankering for Folket’ performance.
Original by raquel meyers.

2012-10-03
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Roger Coqart works, 1982-2010. The diptychs are photos and computer prints, the others were painted by hand. The first photo of him is from 1983, and the one at the bottom is from 2010. He works in Brussels. 

(thx to Prosthetic Knowledge)

2012-10-02
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The earliest known ASCII art so far? That wasn’t pr0n? Unknown author. From compart:

Done on Carnegie-Mellon University’s Bendix G-21 computer with a standard uppercase character set. Programs written in ALGOL.

Created mid 1960s

Artwork Type: print

Material: 

print, b/w, computer-generated

More 1960s ASCII art

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