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Mechanical Graffiti by Josh Rubin

A spray can is mounted in a contraption that can press the nozzle and is connected to two cables that move it to any point on a canvas. All this is run by software that controls the contraption to draw pictures. The images it makes are pretty cool, but watching the thing in action you see the real beauty.
Check out the movie and images at hektor.ch.
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