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With four crayons for CMYK
Able to knock out a either kids style version of old master prints, complete with wobbly clouds and badly drawn faces. Useful for childless couples or something.
Or by actuating the photo-realistic option you can humiliate small children with much better pictures than
theirs.."See! Look! This is what a cow really looks like, are you Picasso or what?",
And by changing the print head with the charcoal one, you can make rubbings of cute people (as your gender choice dictates).
NB not wishing to be pinching Voice's buns (in any way, shape or form), please leave them on the other page, link
buns this way please
Crayon_20printer
[not_morrison_rm, Oct 05 2014]
Solid ink printer
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_ink
Professional grade [senatorjam, Oct 05 2014]
Google-Fu!
https://www.google....d=0CAcQ_AUoAA&dpr=1
All sorts of crayon plotters. [neutrinos_shadow, Oct 05 2014]
What neutrinos_shadow said
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=plotter+with+crayons
only with animation [pashute, Oct 06 2014]
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Yes but what about white crayons? |
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I seem to recall that the ability to mix colors when using
crayons is somewhat disappointing. |
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I vote for a 3D printer that uses a battery of crayons
to print full-colour wax objects. |
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The printer would be useful for doing currency, as the amount of wax would make the banknote waterproof, and all the police would have to do is keep an eye on crayon shops to foil counterfeiters. . |
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Chalk on the sidewalk, And fire in the sky. |
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Duh du du da dua da du da du du du du duhh |
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Step 1: Purchase old-school plotter.
Step 2: Buy crayons, adapt to fit into plotter's old pen carousel.
Step 3: Print!
I would be amazed if some crazy person hasn't done this in the past already.
(Later...) Yep, they're out there. |
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Solution to the color mixing issue is to have the mechanism hold an entire 64-count box. |
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Maybe Crayola can make this. Include a built-in sharpener. |
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+ I hope the idea is as good as the title. |
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Potential groom: She had one eye, her nose and mouth are
each to a different side and her ear is on her forehead! |
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Matchmaker: So you don't like Picasso! |
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I would use this to create superior-but- still-obviously- child-drawn pictures for school art projects to make other parents jealous. |
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