The
diamond framework of the drawing machine allows for a wider swinging motion of
the circular pendulum. A ball
joint has been installed to the top of the frame and connects to the dispenser
as well as a series of cables connected to the swing. The pendulum design
demonstrates a continuous harmonic motion as the paint drips from its dispenser.
When the consistency of the paint is changed, it becomes apparent through the
splatter on the page. As the motion of the pendulum begins to dissipate the
drop will begin to condense to one location on the canvas until it comes to a
complete stop.
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Sunday, May 6, 2012
Friday, April 13, 2012
The Pendulum Takes Shape
A rough sketch of what the final design will look like. A pendulum swings in the center of three cable-stayed legs. The drawing is made when the paper moves under an inkwell.
A sketch of the pendulum bob. This will hold the paper as it swings below the inkwell. Three metal-lined holes will attach to cables , which will be suspended from a ball joint.
The ball joint with three cables attached.
The inkwell and removable attachment to make refilling and washing easier. The valve allows easy control of the flow of ink or paint.
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Ashley,
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Drawings,
Joel Beeby,
Michelle,
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