“The Eye Catcher’s Friend” – 3D work by Ruud Janssen
“The Eye Catcher” was the name of the object I made last week with a MiRywell 3D pen.
Mail-Art to Magreet Dolman – Amsterdam
A historic piece of Mail-Art. A small soft plasti ball, sent to Magreet Dollman, a moderator of the national TV who did a live show and reacted to comments. I sent her this piece of mail-Art and she showed it and commented on it on National TV. Milions saw a piece of mail-art, bur probably forgot. I documented the sending, so that is what is left.
Sent in 1991 to Dutch National TV show on VPRO Television in Hilversum.
The Eye Catcher, object made with 3D pen by Ruud Janssen
Today I finished the work on a new object made with the 3D pen. The Title is “The Eye Catcher”. Made in July 2016, using a Myriwell 3D pen, and ABS plastic so the object will last at least 100 years. Here are some photos to give an impression:
3D pen work: Penholder by Ruud Janssen
A work by Ruud Janssen: penholder made with a 3D pen (MiRywell 3D pen with ABS plastics). The holder makes the pen very accesible; you can just grab is. Also when working with pen and ink, you can leave the not-dry pen and brushes on this holder too. So a practical tool. Made in Breda, Netherlands, June 12th 2016.
3D pen works : Cups by Ruud Janssen
Lix Pen returned to Brussels
The sad story of the LIX pen. It never worked, and they asked me to send it back to their office in Brussels. I sent it with track and trace, so I know they signed for delivery on June 7th. Three days later no e-mail or message from them. They are not that communicative.
The Flux Words Box – 3D pen
The box and the letters are all made with a Mirywell 3D Pen in 2016 by Ruud Janssen, Breda, Netherlands.
Part of the Fluxus Words Project, see details on the blog:
Incoming Mail-Art from Dean Marks – Paris (France) – June 4th 2016
3D pen work : a Tree
This morning (May 29th 2016) I tested the Mirywell 3D pen that I have at home. I worked with ABS plastic and used black, green and yellow. The structures are made so the tree could stand on its own. Here are some photos of the final result:
