A letter to Richard C (Canard). Writing letters with a 3D Pen takes time and with such a 3D Pen you actually create an object that you can send. So that way, it is a performance or a score to write a letter with a 3D pen. Sent a sample to the USA in an envelope, and here is how that looks like.
In 2014 the first attempt to make the IUOMA-logo with a 3D pen. I plan to produce more, but still am looking for the time to do so.Making these kind of objects is time absorbing since every line is made by hand.
Experimenting with the 3D pen resulted in an interesting collection of objects. I also like to call it ‘writing letters’ because the objects are letters or even envelopes. To document the findings I also wrote two articles that are formally published. have a look at them to read:
https://www.academia.edu/10113497/The_influence_of_the_3D_pen_in_the_Art_World_-_Part_1
https://www.academia.edu/10113532/The_influence_of_the_3D_pen_in_the_art_World_-_Part_2
These are .PDF files, so you can print or save them if you like.
