Data & Observations
For the first test program we'll do something fun and draw a portrait of Sonic The Hedgehog from the sega games. These kind of images are great because we only have about 50x50 pixel size max for the pictures. Sharpie pen dots are very large, which limits how accuratly and detailed the pictures can be drawn.
The final and 100% working awesome test can be seen below. The drawing below was limited to 50x50 pixels and I used non-glossy paper for the color bleeding effect that sharpie pens allow. The final result is pretty cool.
With this kind of success naturally I wanted to draw a load of other things. Checkout these other youtube videos of the arm in action. Also, if you have any requests to see the arm draw go to the forums and let me know!
For the first test program we'll do something fun and draw a portrait of Sonic The Hedgehog from the sega games. These kind of images are great because we only have about 50x50 pixel size max for the pictures. Sharpie pen dots are very large, which limits how accuratly and detailed the pictures can be drawn.
The final and 100% working awesome test can be seen below. The drawing below was limited to 50x50 pixels and I used non-glossy paper for the color bleeding effect that sharpie pens allow. The final result is pretty cool.
With this kind of success naturally I wanted to draw a load of other things. Checkout these other youtube videos of the arm in action. Also, if you have any requests to see the arm draw go to the forums and let me know!