Name: Antonov An-225 Mriya
Brand: CodeInk art
SKU: antonov-an-225-mriya
Price: 99 CAD
Availability: MadeToOrder

Question 1

Is this really plotted by a robot, or is it printed?

Accepted Answer

It is physically drawn. A precision plotting robot holds a real pen and draws every single line on paper — exactly like a human would, but with mechanical consistency. No inkjet. No toner. No digital print.

Question 2

How long does the robot take to plot my piece?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the complexity of the design, between 45 and 90 minutes of continuous plotting. That's one robot, one pen, one sheet of paper — drawing your specific piece.

Question 3

Will the inks fade over time?

Accepted Answer

No. We use Stabilo® Fineliners and Sakura® Gelly Roll archival grade inks — the same standard used in archival documents and museum-quality art. Properly stored, your piece will outlast you.

Question 4

Does it come with a frame?

Accepted Answer

No frame is included. We ship unframed intentionally — so you can choose a frame that complements your space perfectly. The piece fits any standard 11" x 17" frame available at IKEA, Artifact Uprising, or local framers.

Question 5

What is the production timelapse?

Accepted Answer

Every order includes a personal timelapse video of your specific piece being drawn by the robot. It's sent digitally after your piece ships. Perfect for sharing — or for keeping as a record of your piece's creation.

Question 6

Can I order a custom design?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We accept commission work for custom blueprints — aircraft, ships, cars, architecture, or any technical subject. Visit our Commission page to start the conversation.

Question 7

Is this AI-generated art?

Accepted Answer

No. Every drawing starts from a real source — a technical plan, open map data, a photo you send me, or code I write myself. What the robot traces is a human decision, not an automatic generation.

Question 8

How is this different from a giclée print?

Accepted Answer

A print sprays droplets onto the surface. Here, a physical tip presses into the paper and leaves a groove of real ink. In raking light you see the line in relief. Under a loupe you see the crushed fibre. It isn't the same object and it doesn't age the same way.

Production timelapse included — every order · no extra cost

Antonov An-225 Mriya

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