Ink Calender

"Ink Calendar” which was created by Oscar Diaz was designed to time the pace of ink spreading on to paper in an indicate time. The processes begin slowly as ink is absorbed and number are printed into the calender daily. Once a day, the numbers are filled with ink until the end of the month. During the seasons the ink color change based on the spectrum, which relates to a color temperature scale; so in the spring the color would be green, the summer red and the winter color would show as blue.