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# 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view | |||
# 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4. | |||
# 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files. | |||
# 4. Send the two files to the printer. | |||
# 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see? | |||
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Supi & Emm | |||
=== Overlaid Impressions === | |||
''Create literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts'' | |||
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Revision as of 13:37, 2 June 2022
On the occasion of the sixth release of Radio Implicancies, we began to compile methods for diffractive reading. These method can be submitted via a form in order to be documented on this page.
First test for a diffractive reading
Compiling the wiki from the bot
Nature of the input
Methods
Process Log
- Do the assignment proposed by Femke
- While doing the assignment, make sure to track your method with the help of the following form
- This method will be used by others and applied on different resources
Who
Grr, Kamo, Kimberley
Let's see if it's working
A test from the special issue 18 page
Nature of the input
demo
Process Log
- First you write something
- Then you push submit
Who
kke ml
this is a test
another test
Nature of the input
test
Process Log
- make a test
- test the test
Who
Tess
this is a test
another test
Nature of the input
test
Process Log
- make a test
- test the test
Who
Tess
on thwee wikiii
a
Nature of the input
e
Process Log
- d
- f
- d
Who
supi
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
Text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm
Overlaid Impressions
Create literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
Text
Process Log
- 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
- 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
- 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
- 4. Send the two files to the printer.
- 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?
Who
Supi & Emm