Collaboration [LINK](Journal)
[2021]
For the first issue of LINK Journal ‘States of Matter’ I explored different methods of printing as part of the “Hyperglobal / Hyperlocal” MakersXchange. I experimented with the format of the book using different printing tools and machines methods, consequently I also explored the fixed media of sequentially bound pages, the consequences of printing your own book for content and design and the impact of the method of (non)printing.
The collaboration was concluded by a full-on scan and rizocopy frenzy for the cover of ‘States of Matter.’ The covers are created by distorting the printed digital originals with the scanner and accumulating them on top of each other with the Risocopier. In so doing creating a broad range of variations and adaptations, very much a fluid publication.
LINK is a collaboration that was initiated between Julia Bertolaso (spatial designer) and Veronica Tran (interaction designer),
LINK Journal is a trans-disciplinary journal exploring [in-between] spaces, modes of communication, and translations within creative practices. The purpose of the exchange was to create a physical copy of Link Journal, an open-source editorial, highlighting connections between disciplines.
Rex Rotary 1290 Copy Printer, duplicator.
PixMax 720 plotter, vector driven.
SLK Receipt printer, Thermal Printer.
Mock-up by Veronica Tran
Scan by Veronica Tran
Collaboration [LINK](Journal)
[2021]
For the first issue of LINK Journal ‘States of Matter’ I explored different methods of printing as part of the “Hyperglobal / Hyperlocal” MakersXchange. I experimented with the format of the book using different printing tools and machines methods, consequently I also explored the fixed media of sequentially bound pages, the consequences of printing your own book for content and design and the impact of the method of (non)printing.
The collaboration was concluded by a full-on scan and rizocopy frenzy for the cover of ‘States of Matter.’ The covers are created by distorting the printed digital originals with the scanner and accumulating them on top of each other with the Risocopier. In so doing creating a broad range of variations and adaptations, very much a fluid publication
LINK is a collaboration that was initiated between Julia Bertolaso (spatial designer) and Veronica Tran (interaction designer),
LINK Journal is a trans-disciplinary journal exploring [in-between] spaces, modes of communication, and translations within creative practices. The purpose of the exchange was to create a physical copy of Link Journal, an open-source editorial, highlighting connections between disciplines.
Rex Rotary 1290 Copy Printer, duplicator.
PixMax 720 plotter, vector driven.
SLK Receipt printer, Thermal Printer.