OSP Plotter Party (or something along those lines)
Open Source Publishing
11/09/2026
Welcome to the OSP Plotter Party (or something along those lines) organised by Open Source Publishing from 17:00 to 20:00 on the 11th of September!
OSP recently organised a series of workshops in the frame of a research called the “Plotterstation”. The “OSP Plotterparty (or something along those lines)” will be a moment to discover the recipes and experiments we tested during the workshops and to meet with pen plotter lovers. Come experiment with the plotter, meet us around a drink, you might even leave with your own love letters, ‘hand’ plotted shapes, character-building card and tax sheet covers with cute drawings.
OSP is a graphic design collective based in Brussels. We work on typography, websites, web-to print tools and plotters. We exclusively use free and open source software (F/LOSS). Through our projects we question software as cultural objects and modes of collaboration between graphic designers, artists, cultural institutions and schools. We question the influence and affordances of digital tools through the practice of (commissioned) graphic design, teaching and applied research.
The event is part of RendezVous and Art Anderlecht.
Open Source Publishing
11/09/2026
Welcome to the OSP Plotter Party (or something along those lines) organised by Open Source Publishing from 17:00 to 20:00 on the 11th of September!
OSP recently organised a series of workshops in the frame of a research called the “Plotterstation”. The “OSP Plotterparty (or something along those lines)” will be a moment to discover the recipes and experiments we tested during the workshops and to meet with pen plotter lovers. Come experiment with the plotter, meet us around a drink, you might even leave with your own love letters, ‘hand’ plotted shapes, character-building card and tax sheet covers with cute drawings.
OSP is a graphic design collective based in Brussels. We work on typography, websites, web-to print tools and plotters. We exclusively use free and open source software (F/LOSS). Through our projects we question software as cultural objects and modes of collaboration between graphic designers, artists, cultural institutions and schools. We question the influence and affordances of digital tools through the practice of (commissioned) graphic design, teaching and applied research.
The event is part of RendezVous and Art Anderlecht.