#xerox art

[khazure]

[thinkingimages]

Pati Hill, Untitled (Swan's head), xérocopie, 22.9 x 36.8 cm, 1978.

[necrosseshorror]

Agnes, It's me Billy! Don't tell them what we did!

[finnsdoodlecorner]

EHJBIHHIH

Marvin totally looks like he's going "UHM AHCKTUALLY"

[reality-nihilism]

Unknown artist.

[smokeycemetery]

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

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[rrrauschen]

Marie Losier, {2003} Lunch Break on the Xerox Machine

[danisyaputra]

Watch your back

[bananarchy4ever]

[lucidpast]

Transdimensional Temple flier from the mid-1970s, Columbus Ohio

Free Meetings Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 PM

Enter with hope and an open mind

[ditchghost]

[gonzogodzilla]

BODY HORROR

I am so proud of this I am so stoked on this I don't even know if I have words for this. it's just so much a step in the right direction, a step towards finding my own voice and style. I didn't bunch of xerography in college and then didn't think to go back to it after, it felt like it was a frivolous novelty. but I feel so at home finding new ways to layer and layer, copy and recopy. I am finding my groove & I can see that it SHOWS. when you find it, you can really see it.

[thinkingimages]

Pati Hill, Untitled (red and white petals), xérocopie avec toner rouge, 28.3 x 19.9 cm, c. 1990.

[necrosseshorror]

It's the most Terrifying time of the year! 🎄🤡🪓

[finnsdoodlecorner]

so a lil history

Disney wasn't looking too hot in the 50's

and to reduce the cost on lining all the individual frames, the legend Ub Iwerks created a technology called "Xerox"

this would scan the pencil tests, darken it, and then turn it into cells to be painted, giving all the drawings a very scratchy look

well, I tried to recreate it as best as I could!

@ducktracy yes this is Bugs Bunny as a fox

[rustbeltjessie]

the problem of pleasure (this heaven gives me migraine) // Jessie Lynn McMains, January 2025

Acrylic paint, collage, rub-on lettering, and Xerox transfer on paper. Words/title/inspiration from Gang of Four’s “Natural’s Not In It.”