These two images here are what I have been considering using for the next project. They fit the criteria of being simple enough to print out on many different printers. They can be representative of the inkjet process by the way these drawings were concieved, because I used a very mechanical drawing style. These also reflect post-modern consumer culture. These lines reflect the cooperation of the others in a unified parallel to compose the entirerty of the whole. Such as captitalism depends on the independent capital spent in exchange with individuals, or individuals as a part of something larger. A differnt interpretation but overall still encompassing, the machine motion of the stroke of the pen onto a ruler. It was done by a human hand and reflects the state of industry and production that existed before what exists today in the US. Before when the US was in it war time production leading up the second world war, citizens who were not soldiers were called upon to fill the factories and mills that were considered the backbone of the nation (Rosie the riveter). Today with the implement of new technology, we can survive and function as a culture that weighs more heavily on consumption rather than production. Why do this of course? To cut costs.
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