That alone took me ages to figure out! Trought the serial port. I'm now checking that part of the code that I have't touched in ages and I can't understand how I got to that point... :/ First step is to convert the coordinates of the drawing into steps to feed to the motors, then, let's say I want to tell the Xstepper to move 123 steps and the Y stepper to move 234 steps, I send the number in this format: x123>y234> then I have a function that process that in the arduino and assign to the right stepper.
@@stefanopadoanart1898 I do the same kind of thing with a project. I run a C program on my laptop which outputs a text file with step instructions. I have an SD card drive piggy backed on the Arduino where a sketch reads the step file.
Hello friend, I am a coder, and machine builder. I am wondering what code and products you used. I am going to try to build one myself. Help would be appritated.
How long does the ink in one pen last? Will it always be able to complete an entire drawing? It seems like a lot of ink goes into each of these images.
hola, normal despues de muchos trabajos calculas muy bien la duracion de la tinta, dependiendo de los esferos, los de gel escarchados y metalizados en mi caso duran 3 dibujos aproximadamente, depende del color, el negro siempre gasta mas, para dibujos prueba o economicos, uso tinta semigel un esfero offiesco puede durar mas de 10 dibujos, los marcadores acrilicos tampoco duran mucho, pero llenan muy rapido el espacio..
@@stefanopadoanart1898 Thanks for your answer. I am an artist with a healthy curiosity about the technics of making art. Your work is both original and beautiful. The way you have set up this machine is highly fascinating. You did a great job of documenting the process, giving attention to the details and the process. It amazes me how you build up a density of that continuous line until the image emerges. // Last thing: I'm going to incorporate Arduinos into my sculptures in the future. Could you recommend a good guide (book or video)?
Simply amazing!! I would add a camera in front of the board some temperature, light, wind and noise sensors. An algorithm that mix all that information and with the image of the person in front creates a unique artwork based on the current conditions. Your idea is simply amazing!!! I would love to be able one day to do something similar!
Had some similar Ideas. Think its awesome when you combine some sensors so every art piece is complete unique. At the moment i build something you describe but my project is about music and digital visualisations wich change by sensors. Just take you some time to learn the stuff you need for it and you will be so glad when its done :)
@@julianmorguet2575 buenas ideas, pero van perdiendo lo figurativo, copiar la imagen tal cual no es lo mas artistico, pero perderse en lo abstracto tampoco lo es.........siempre puedes agregar a mano o desde inkscape esas variaciones, el arte debe llevar sangre y alma del artista no todo son herramientas ni lo contrario solo ideas, es una combinacion de ambas
You're right. But my code is still held together with ducktape :D I should probably start thinking how to organise it neatly so that I can start sharing...
Those images look amazing, I would love to build something similar. Would you be willing to share the code or list the algorithms and techniques you used?
Hi. I started by learning (which in my case translate in Googleing) about TSP art then it was just a matter of finding a way to make that more interesting. Unfortunately I can't be sharing the code just yet as it is pretty rubbish if I have to be honest, plus I'm not a informatic engenier and my skills is "try again maybe this time it works" kind of approach. I want to make some tutorials though. I'm very keen on showing on how to get Python to talk to Arduino for example as just that alone took me DAYS to figure out.
@@stefanopadoanart1898 Thanks for the info, I looked into TSP art but none of it looked as good as yours. I assume you draw a spiral between points instead of just a straight line? I found this guide for generating TSP art (www2.oberlin.edu/math/faculty/bosch/making-tspart-page.html), but I couldn't understand the paper on weighted Voronoi Stippling. Did you use this method or something different?
@@iruleme101 You're correct. It took me a while to figure out how to draw the spiral across the TSP points but I'm an amateur with very little knowledge. Adrian Secord has a repository on gitHub where you can download his Weighted Voronoi Stipple script (which is awesome). To TSP across those points there are a variety of different methods. The best one is using TSP concorde (or a python wrapper of the same script). Some interesting results also come from using the Nearest Neighbor solution.
@@stefanopadoanart1898 Is this the correct repository? github.com/ReScience-Archives/Rougier-2017 . I can't seem to find the one on Adrian Secord's github. Sorry for all the questions, my googling abilities seem to be failing me on this one.
I love what you've done, keep up the good work and be awesome!
Thank you so much!
Can you share the Code, diagrams and How did you do it?
Make a video how you made this drawing machine.
By the way, its great. I subscribed. ❤️
please guide to make this machine. I am quite interested in building own. I have seen this type of machine in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Podrías compartir el código?
How many it will take to complete one drawing
This is super cool! Do you have a plan to make a machine like this but for brushes that need tilt and pen pressure???
Do you sell the machine or share process of making one?
very nice, where can i learn to build something like this?
c'est vraiment géniale quelle logiciel t'a utiliser pour traiter les image svp
Would love to build one to my friend. Do u have the materials list and instructions for your project ?
how are you passing the control data to the Arduino ?
That alone took me ages to figure out!
Trought the serial port. I'm now checking that part of the code that I have't touched in ages and I can't understand how I got to that point... :/
First step is to convert the coordinates of the drawing into steps to feed to the motors, then, let's say I want to tell the Xstepper to move 123 steps and the Y stepper to move 234 steps, I send the number in this format: x123>y234> then I have a function that process that in the arduino and assign to the right stepper.
@@stefanopadoanart1898 I do the same kind of thing with a project. I run a C program on my laptop which outputs a text file with step instructions. I have an SD card drive piggy backed on the Arduino where a sketch reads the step file.
Hello friend, I am a coder, and machine builder. I am wondering what code and products you used. I am going to try to build one myself. Help would be appritated.
I really like this art a lot. congratulations!!!
Charges of that machine?
Wow impresive
This is inspiring. I love it
centroidal voronoi tessellation very nice
My heart is melting, I love this
How long does the ink in one pen last? Will it always be able to complete an entire drawing? It seems like a lot of ink goes into each of these images.
hola, normal despues de muchos trabajos calculas muy bien la duracion de la tinta, dependiendo de los esferos, los de gel escarchados y metalizados en mi caso duran 3 dibujos aproximadamente, depende del color, el negro siempre gasta mas, para dibujos prueba o economicos, uso tinta semigel un esfero offiesco puede durar mas de 10 dibujos, los marcadores acrilicos tampoco duran mucho, pero llenan muy rapido el espacio..
Hi. It depends, a good quality pilot 0.7mm usually lasts unless the sphere wears out. Yes, I have to deal with wear and tear of the microsphere :D
@@stefanopadoanart1898 Thanks for your answer. I am an artist with a healthy curiosity about the technics of making art. Your work is both original and beautiful. The way you have set up this machine is highly fascinating. You did a great job of documenting the process, giving attention to the details and the process. It amazes me how you build up a density of that continuous line until the image emerges. // Last thing: I'm going to incorporate Arduinos into my sculptures in the future. Could you recommend a good guide (book or video)?
I want to buy this machine
And the servo didn't work well.. when i connect it to L293d the makelangelo being disconnect with laptop.. what is the solution sir ??
Hi. Sorry I don't have a solution for that. Maybe try the forum? www.marginallyclever.com/learn/forum/
Good luck!
@@stefanopadoanart1898 thanks for quick response 🙏💙
can i buy this machine anywhere?
hye bro.. can u do the tutorial tools making this super amazing machine drawing? how to contact u?
Simply amazing!! I would add a camera in front of the board some temperature, light, wind and noise sensors. An algorithm that mix all that information and with the image of the person in front creates a unique artwork based on the current conditions. Your idea is simply amazing!!! I would love to be able one day to do something similar!
Had some similar Ideas. Think its awesome when you combine some sensors so every art piece is complete unique. At the moment i build something you describe but my project is about music and digital visualisations wich change by sensors. Just take you some time to learn the stuff you need for it and you will be so glad when its done :)
@@julianmorguet2575 buenas ideas, pero van perdiendo lo figurativo, copiar la imagen tal cual no es lo mas artistico, pero perderse en lo abstracto tampoco lo es.........siempre puedes agregar a mano o desde inkscape esas variaciones, el arte debe llevar sangre y alma del artista no todo son herramientas ni lo contrario solo ideas, es una combinacion de ambas
Beautiful!
Your work is really incredible, you should really show how to build this
You're right. But my code is still held together with ducktape :D
I should probably start thinking how to organise it neatly so that I can start sharing...
Those images look amazing, I would love to build something similar. Would you be willing to share the code or list the algorithms and techniques you used?
Hi. I started by learning (which in my case translate in Googleing) about TSP art then it was just a matter of finding a way to make that more interesting. Unfortunately I can't be sharing the code just yet as it is pretty rubbish if I have to be honest, plus I'm not a informatic engenier and my skills is "try again maybe this time it works" kind of approach. I want to make some tutorials though. I'm very keen on showing on how to get Python to talk to Arduino for example as just that alone took me DAYS to figure out.
@@stefanopadoanart1898 Thanks for the info, I looked into TSP art but none of it looked as good as yours. I assume you draw a spiral between points instead of just a straight line? I found this guide for generating TSP art (www2.oberlin.edu/math/faculty/bosch/making-tspart-page.html), but I couldn't understand the paper on weighted Voronoi Stippling. Did you use this method or something different?
@@iruleme101 You're correct. It took me a while to figure out how to draw the spiral across the TSP points but I'm an amateur with very little knowledge.
Adrian Secord has a repository on gitHub where you can download his Weighted Voronoi Stipple script (which is awesome). To TSP across those points there are a variety of different methods. The best one is using TSP concorde (or a python wrapper of the same script). Some interesting results also come from using the Nearest Neighbor solution.
@@stefanopadoanart1898 Is this the correct repository? github.com/ReScience-Archives/Rougier-2017 . I can't seem to find the one on Adrian Secord's github. Sorry for all the questions, my googling abilities seem to be failing me on this one.
Stuart Rolph yes that one! It’s awesome! I’m now starting to use also dithering. It’s a bit more messy and can yield interesting results!
How can i make it work with Android phone ??
Per favore share your Scribi
This is incredible!
Thank you!
AWESOME!
What code did you use
A mixture of scripts I coded myself using Python
Hello friend, how are you, I loved your videos, could you teach me how to build this machine, I'm from Brazil, I don't understand much English
amazing, how much time for software to create a path, and how much time this plotter complete the image?
To create the path it takes only few minutes (assuming that the base .jpg image is good enough). Plotting it takes anything in between 6 adn 12 hours.
@@stefanopadoanart1898 how many stipple points are created for this picture( U said that u'r using Weighted Voronoi Stipple algorithm)
What program or plugin prepares an image to draw with circles?
Hi, It's an algorythm I wrote myself using python.
@@stefanopadoanart1898 Are you selling this algorithm?
So is Python, not Processing, after all. Thanks for this information and really I appreciate your self-thaught effort!
Yes everything is coded using Python3. I've recently started using Processing for some abstract work but Python is still my battle horse :)
This is art fam 👏
Omg why only 13 comments ??? Thsi is fking incredible
Thanks :)
Such a cool project
cool !
Hello my friend can you request
This is actually the "Maslow" CNC machine with a pen instead of a router.
It's also MERT Arduino and Tech's Arduino XY plotter but more hacked together lol
This
Would kill on tik tok
I do actually have a TikTok account :)
If you make it any better you might forget why you don't just use a printer 😂
you have not shown how the drawing progressed except the few doodlings. that way it is not convincing
HI. Check the other videos
Shh don’t tell him about printers
This one is SSOOO FAKE!. First image is real but not the others...
What?