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Scribble A Beautiful Masterpiece
One of my biggest regrets is that I don’t have a good hand at drawing. I mean I can copy someone else’s sketches but there’s a lot room for improvement. Incidentally, the ScribbleBot is a drawing tool for people like me. Ones who crave to draw neatly, but just don’t have the in-built talent for it. The device can be fed with a preconceived drawing paths downloaded off the internet, to maneuver your hand and pen in way that results in some awesome sketching. The video gives you the hang of how things are done.
Designer: Jon Cumberpatch
ScribbleBots from Jon Cumberpatch on Vimeo.
25 Comments »
brenovsky says
niiiice
Raoni says
good for kids…but i have my doubts about this product… it may be the beginning of a generation that won’t be encouraged to draw, and drawing might be one more human hability considered a old fahioned hability in a comming future..
frezzingaces says
drawing will survive, but it will move to vector, less on actual paper
Tom says
Nice idea but I am not sure about ergonomics.
a) holding a pen in this position might be very uncomfortable
b) seeing what are you actually drawing could be difficult
Tony says
yes,i think so…
Batterycentury says
Wow, good idea, it’s too big for kids I think, who does it design for?
mif991 says
This is for non-artists that wish they could draw, including teachers and great for children with disabilities. I think it is a bit cumbersome, but very interesting process. One of the better designs in this site.
IDiot says
nice presentation
Sean says
So… It’s a fancy printer? Because I can print that bird and draw on it too…
Fredricothird says
Darrh, I promised myself I would never post this, but what is the artist and track for your video?
Music says
Track is Casiokids with Fot I Hose
yald says
nice
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