LB ALLIX

@lb-allix.bsky.social

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Curious artist and enthusiastic penplotter, Paris, France

Moiré and solarization effects turn mechanical repetition into a vibrating, unstable image.
Célébrons l'esprit des fêtes avec un dessin au penplotter, des lumières de Noël en CMYK. Je vous souhaite un Joyeux Noël et de merveilleuses fêtes de fin d'année !
Created with 4 Bic pencils on paper using a pen plotter, this piece explores how spiral lines can shape vaporous volumes.
I love how the mechanical precision of the spiral contrasts with the organic softness of the sky, creating a kind of digital-analog dreamscape.
The lines shift as they move across the page, producing clouds in solarized colors.
The overlapping colors produce a solarization-like effect, where brightness and shadow seem to invert and glow from within. A quiet optical illusion that emerges from simple horizontal lines with curvy interférences coded with Processing.
This drawing explores how light and structure intertwine through layered movements.
Drawn with 8 BIC pens on paper using a pen plotter, this drawing explores the delicate balance between chaos, pattern, and luminosity.
The intricate patterns weave together, each curve and line contributes to a sense of movement, inviting to explore the depths of its floral-inspired design.
Morse-code-like dashes that vary with brightness. Pen-plotted with a Stabilo PointMax marker using a custom Processing sketch. Uuna Tek IDRAW H A3 Speed Idraw 10 000 mm/min Paper CLAIREFONTAINE PAINT ON Lisse 250 g A3 Time 40 min Drawing 9 m Move 26 m
When the eraser is rubbed over the ink, it generates heat at a temperature above 60° C and causes the thermo-sensitive ink to change color, turning it invisible. 576 circular arcs on blue lines Erasable blue ink from ink cartridges Paintbrush 8 mm
A calm forested scene with tall trees mirrored in a body of still water. Nature meets algorithm, trees and their reflections drawn with double crossed hatched Pen-plotted with a black Bic Cristal on paper.
Plotter meets nature, one dot at a time, like a morse code, mapping depth and shadow through frequency and spacing.
The optical effect shows gray areas when there is only black color.
Texture of horizontal lines, broken into Morse-code-like dashes that vary with brightness.
The high contrast of the black acrylic ink on white paper enhances the optical depth of the image, like a moiré texture in Op Art traditions.
This piece was generated in Processing using a custom code that interprets a 3D model into alternating rows of dashes and dots, like a morse code
Generated in Processing, simulating a halftone-style layering
A dense field of CMYK overlapping arcs and circles
Darker areas = longer dashes, lighter ones = shorter or none
Coded in Processing and plotted with a Stabilo marker
A slow, meditative sky encoded in rhythm. Darker areas = longer dashes, lighter ones = shorter or none
The technique combines digital abstraction and analog texture: each shape is precisely placed and sized according to pixel brightness.
Coded in Processing, the work overlays shifting grids and dot fields to form a subtly morphing composition.
The image captures a calm forested scene with tall trees mirrored in a body of still water.
Generated using a custom halftone algorithm, the image is composed entirely of tightly spaced, color-layered shapes — each one plotted on paper with Stabilo markers.
wavering variations making a visually rhythmic vibrating pattern
Geometric mosaic drawing plays with circle patterns with colorful depths
Floral system
Each dot carries a piece of the color spectrum, blending the precision of the plotter with the tactile imperfection of Stabilo ink.
The high contrast of the black acrylic ink on white paper enhances the optical depth and kinetic feel of the image, resulting in a hypnotic moiré-like texture like Op Art traditions.
This drawing plays with color and texture, featuring a mosaic of dots that create a visual rhythm.
The technique recalls digital halftoning or ASCII-style rendering but executed with physical tools, which gives it a tactile, analog warmth.