#xerox aesthetic

[officinainfernale]

Tetsuo the Iron Man Collage tribute.

Commission

[fixing-bad-posts]

guys want me. basically every single one agrees <3

[smokeycemetery]

Short Zine I made under the Horizont Kollektiv Organisation. It displays various exemplary visual works of the Horizont Kollektiv.

-----You can read the Zine in higher Quality here --

-------------and see my instagram here -----------

[vaguedevice]

DEATH ROBOT DRAG QUEEN IS COMING FOR YOUR LOCAL FASCISTS

[damonscomputer]

More computers, 70-80s, loose bc who cares about accuracy

[rock-hard-sisyphus]

Day six of posting collages based on (and lyrics to) our unreleased songs:

Mental Xerox-

"I don't wanna settle down and

look back on right now and

Wish I'd done things differently

I know I act impulsively"

(Description: a dark woods background with a red outline of a figure that has 5 hearts, each heart less detailed than the one before. In place of a brain, the figure has a Xerox brand copy machine and above the figure is the numbers 1 through 5)

[lone-sk]

I played through about an hour of OMORI today, and I'm sorry but I just really didn't like it lol.

The combat is easily the weakest part; it simplifies too many elements of turn-based RPG battles and becomes boring. There's a reason why RPGs have things like individual, personalized stats for each character, and status ailments. The story is somehow both very metaphorical, and incredibly hamfisted. The art is fine, but I don't think it's anything special. The pixel art reminds me of something I'd see on Instagram or a Tumblr aesthetic blog, and it clashes with the pencil and paper drawings, making them feel low resolution and blurry.

I know this game means a lot to a lot of people, but I don't see the appeal. Does the combat ever evolve? Does the story focus, and find a clear message besides "depression is bad?" Because if not I'm like three clicks away from getting a refund and replaying Undertale.

[othermother93]

[gregdotorg]

Y'all people are chopping up rare copies of Sturtevant's 1973 Everson Museum exhibition catalogue—which was designed to look like it a sheaf of Xeroxed pages—and forging the artist's signature on them, and selling them as individual prints.

Don't do this to books, and don't be suckered by auction houses that have somehow managed to corner the market on "signed" "original" "offset prints" for dozens of unrelated artists.

images, top: the cover of Sturtevant's 1973 catalogue for her show at the Everson Museum in Syracuse, concept by the artist, design and production by Judson Rosebush. 104 pages, offset printed on one side, 8.5 x 11 in. paper. image via Tim Byers Art Books. bottom: two pages from Sturtevant's catalogue, one of her and Rauschenberg posing as Adam and Eve, and the other of a quartet of four of her Warhol Marilyn paintings, cut out and fake-signed, and put up for sale as authentic prints.

[bananarchy4ever]

These small cyanotype prints were made by photocopying a Ukrainian plastic bag to make the negative.

All proceeds from these sales going to aid Ukrainian antifascist and queer projects.

Cyanotype printed on 5x7 inch (15.24 x 10.16 cm) watercolor paper. Unframed.

All orders come with fun weird extras.

Shipping: please note that shipping is always an estimate and all accidental overages are refunded same day the item ships. Sometimes we're able to get away with shipping prints via lettermail, sometimes the package is too obviously not lettermail and costs the full price to ship :( I promise I always do my best to scam the post office on your behalf though!! <3

[officinainfernale]

Some Cut/Paste/Destroy for the Black Church Preorder.

Black Church T-shirt+48 Pages Zine in B/W.

This One Is the bonus for the Preorder only.

For Every Order One original Microzine in one Copy collage art.

Here

[colorsoundoblivion]

More pages “done” for FANE.

I still want/need your contributions. FANEmag at gmail

I know the reposting can be annoying. I’m just trying to maintain momentum.

[smokeycemetery]

Horizont live at Fiktive Kammer (Slo-Fi), January 2024, Vienna playing "zünd dich an"

[vaguedevice]

poster designed for local comedy show

[a-xerox-of-a-mind]

I wanted to find more cozy discord servers that are meant for adults without being NSFW centered, I don’t mind minors but I don’t want to be the oldest in a server

[actuallynickels]

What has been your favorite part of Lackadaisy? (I must say I ADORE the animation with the visible sketch lines. It gives such a welcoming homemade feel to the show!)

I think my favorite part was getting that dang pencil to finally look right. Idk if most people here know this, but I built from scratch the brush used to line the characters as well as the early pipeline for how the look of the characters would be handled in cleanup.

My goal was to create a line texture for Toon Boom that looked like the Xerox Era of Disney animation. This was where the animators would take their rough pencil drawings and use basically an old school printer to copy and darken those lines so they looked like finalized cleaned lineart. This was done to cut costs so they wouldn't have to draw AND line every single frame because Disney wasn't doing so well financially back then (crazy to imagine now I know), but the end result was a really unique aesthetic!

Obviously we went a touch more clean than these. I just wanted to show some really nice and crunchy examples. Even so, funnily some people thought that was a mistake instead of a throwback to a long gone era of animation haha I don't blame them tho. People are much too used to hyper clean/crisp lines and we wanted to bring that dirt, grime, and TEXTURE back in for a nostalgic vibe. I'm still proud of how these early tests came out and the further refining the rest of the team did to get that final look is incredible.