How a SLIPSCAN happens
The original SLIPSCANS were made by moving a magazine advertisement on a flatbed scanner as it captured the page. This engine reads an image line by line while a virtual hand slides, twists, stalls, and pulls it back. A pause stretches an image; a pullback repeats it. Each seed is a different movement.
Choose a photo, make a scan, then adjust the movement. Save a PNG for your work, or save the settings to use the same gesture again. This is a digital interpretation of the physical process.
Explore the nine original SLIPSCANS ↗