Inkbase is another Programmable Ink research project done at Ink&Switch, together with James Lindenbaum and Joshua Horowitz during summer and autumn of 2020.

With Inkbase we explored what would it mean to have a hand-drawn ink combined with spreadsheet-like reactivity, all in end-user programmable form.

To learn more about the research, head over here for a long write-up covering everything from philosophy behind hand-drawn marks, to intricacies of the programming model.

Inkbase was presented during my 2022 Strange Loop talk, and at the 2021 LIVE conference.

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