Well, when I heard that name, I thought to myself,”What the heck is that?” Turns out, Its amazing. Now, what could be so amazing? I give you Rasterbator!

http://homokaasu.org/rasterbator/

Well, what is Rasterbator? It is an algorithm-based program, that takes an image that you upload, stretches it out, rasterizes it so it becomes a series of dots, like those dot-paintings (I forget what they are called). Then it creates a .pdf file, and you can print out the image on several sheets of paper. It says that you can make them up to 20 meters in width!

I made one of a tree, it’s a small 4×2 (you can customize the size). Oh and by the way, the default dot size is 10 MM. You have to be approximately 15 feet away to be able to see it clearly. I recommend setting it for 2.5 mm, so you don’t have to be so far away to see clearly. It will say that it will take longer to rasterize, but it took only about 6 seconds longer.

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