asemic net

Wednesday, January 18, 2017

hitting the plexiglass to punctuate this sentence

hitting the plexiglass to punctuate this sentence
/ Jim Wittenberg

Monday, January 16, 2017

balladic take on a gently-ending note

balladic take on a gently-ending note
/ Jim Wittenberg

Friday, January 13, 2017

busy from early morning

busy from early morning
/ Jim Wittenberg

Thursday, January 12, 2017

dystopian identity/indignity needn’t be intentional

dystopian identity/indignity needn’t be intentional
/ Jim Wittenberg

Wednesday, January 11, 2017

he thought he would still use

he thought he would still use
/ Jim Wittenberg

Monday, January 9, 2017

don’t bother using the word

don’t bother using the word
/ Jim Wittenberg

Thursday, January 5, 2017

iconic practitioner in his own field

iconic practitioner in his own field
/ Jim Wittenberg

Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Call for works of Asemic Writing for the exhibit Asemic Tech

ASEMIC TECH

Open call for submission of works for a group exhibition exploring asemic writing merged with technology & multimedia.

The exhibition will be at Punt multimedia, in Barcelona Spain, during March of 2017.

*Each artist can submit up to 3 artworks of which 1 may be chosen. Submissions are made in digital format.

* The artworks should be at least 1200 px wide on the shorter side, 300 dpi and saved as JPG.

* Deadline: February 16

* Send your best work. There is only room for 25 drawriters in the exhibit.

* A PDF of the show will be made available after the exhibit ends.

* The exhibition is curated by Michael Jacobson.

Send Submissions to: thenewpostliterate@gmail.com

[reblogged from http://thenewpostliterate.blogspot.it/2016/12/call-for-works-of-asemic-writing-for.html]

merging with a more powerful grey

merging with a more powerful grey
/ Jim Wittenberg

Monday, January 2, 2017

effervescence and unexpected grey

effervescence and unexpected grey
/ Jim Wittenberg

programming with grawlixes #4

here's a copy of Programming with Grawlixes #4 (Grawlixes are the little scribbles and sometimes asemic writings that appear in cartoons when a character runs into an unexpected event).

Programming with Grawlixes#4 takes a closer look at the historical relation between early modernist abstract art and comics with Grawlixes. Takes a first step towards applying game theory to cartoons with Grawlixes. Looks at Brain Functions in relation with Grawlixes. And also includes some pages on the meaning of time in cartoons with Grawlixes. Feel free to comment.