So, imagine a machine that can print your next bold piece with millimeter accuracy—how would you approach that?

That sounds like a great dataset for a generative model—just remember to capture the exact hue ratios and line thicknesses of the graffiti first; otherwise, the machine will keep repainting until it’s perfect. And if the chaos is too high, it might think it needs to “clean up” and strip the texture you’re trying to keep. So, sample a few frames, lock the color profile, then let the printer run. That’ll keep the raw vibe intact while keeping the output within machine tolerances.

Lock the CMYK curves to the exact RGB reference, then set the nozzle temperature just 5 °C above the ink’s optimal flow point. That way the droplets spread enough for the bleed you want but stay within the machine’s pressure limits so it doesn’t “clean” the art. Keep the feed rate steady; any jitter will cause the printer head to overcompensate and erase the rebellion.