Revisiting my classical &quot;Jumping man&quot; <a href="/plots/060">plots#060</a> with combination of Fibers exploration (<a href="/plots/112">plots#112</a>). It uses an image as a lookup for noise amplitude and reveals the shape of the Jumping man. Fountain pens. A4 on Bristol.

Noisy fibers

Another exploration of <a href="/plots/112">plots#112</a>, more delicate than <a href="/plots/115">plots#115</a>, with a centered noise of fibers. It uses two fountain pen inks for different color tones (Aurora Borealis and Writer&#39;s Blood from Diamine). I could try with even more lines in future but these are already almost 2 hours of plotting time! A4 on Bristol.

Exploration of fibers with a centered noise. two color tones.

This is a continuation of exploration started at <a href="/plots/112">plot#112</a>.
Had a great try of ink &quot;Amber&quot; by Diamine. Fountain pens on A4 bristol card.

Yellow fibers

This is a continuation of exploration started at <a href="/plots/109">plot#109</a>.
There is an increase amount of perlin noise and a subtle use of two different ink tones: &quot;Pink Glitz&quot; and &quot;Red Dragoon&quot; by Diamine. Fountain pens on A4 bristol card.

Pink fibers

This is a continuation of exploration started at <a href="/plots/107">plot#107</a>, but this time alternating between horizontal and vertical lines. As before, it uses a tiny bit of perlin noise to diverge a bit the lines. The randomness distribution has been customized to approach more the edges.
I switched to fountain pen for better precision. Only using one ink... But what an ink! &quot;Bloody Brexit&quot; by Diamine.
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