Father’s Day Memory Drawing Project -Turn your memories into lines through art
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Rewards
We will carefully select the most meaningful submissions.
🏆 Top 10 selected stories
Each winner will receive a $200 USD Gift Card
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- Can be combined with other discount codes
- No product restrictions
- Valid until December 31, 2026
A Personal Story
Because I spent much of my life apart from my father, we have very few photos together. For this project, I decided to create something new. I used AI to reconstruct a photograph of us together.
The scene is simple:
I am traveling in Singapore, standing in front of the Merlion,
and my father is placed beside me through AI—standing there as if he had always been part of that moment.This idea has now been fully realized as a completed video.
It documents the entire process:
from the memory, to the AI reconstruction, to the final pen plotter drawing.
As a child, my biggest dream was to travel the world with my father.
But life doesn’t always allow dreams to be completed in the way we imagine.
So I chose a different way:
To let him appear in every place I go.
Even if only through an image,
it feels like we are seeing the world together again.
My Father
My father came from a small rural village in Jiangxi, China.
He was a farmer and a live-in son-in-law—quiet, strong-willed, and extremely hardworking.
To raise four children, he worked away from home for over a decade, doing the hardest jobs he could find.
Because of him:
I became the first university student in my village
We became the first family in our village with a postgraduate student
10 years ago, he passed away at the age of 52, shortly after sending my youngest sibling through university graduation.
In a country where the average life expectancy is over 80,
he gave nearly 30 years of his life so we could have a different future.
He never lived an easy life.
But he gave us everything he had.
What He Left Behind
What I inherited was not wealth or comfort, but something deeper:
resilience
persistence
an unwillingness to give up
That spirit is still in everything I do today.
My journey in building products and a company was never a planned path.
It came from curiosity, from users, and from simply moving forward step by step.
Slowly—but steadily.
Why This Project Exists
We believe:
Machines can draw lines. Only humans give those lines meaning.
A pen plotter is not just a tool for precision.
It can also become:
a memory recorder
an emotional archive
a bridge between past and present