the University of Toronto Schools produced 74 rasterbations in one night, each incorporating 143 sheets of ×11" letter-sized paper, for a record-shattering total of 10,582 sheets. Each rasterbation included the face of one of the graduating students with a doorway cut out of his or her gaping mouth - altogether, they created a corridor of mouths throughout the school's hallways. In March 2013, a rasterbation of Edvard Munchs iconic painting The Scream was created at Norway's largest computer party The Gathering (TG), as part of the art project "Scream from nature". It is the largest known reprint of any Munch painting. The rasterbation, made by the crew at Sørlanet, consisted of 1,517 (37 × 41) sheets of A4 paper, and measured . References External links Applications Pufferizer - a free tiled printing application for Android devices and is designed for printing on standard photo papers Tileprint - a free tiled printing application for iOS-devices The Rasterbator - a popular tiled printing application for Windows, which is free and open source software The Rasterbator Online - official online version of The Rasterbator Rasterbator-NG - a Mono-based Rasterbator version Block Posters - online application that creates any size pdf posters from up to 1 MB images (free) PosteRazor - a graphical multi-platform tiled printing application that takes bitmap images as input and creates a multi-page PDF document (free) pdfposter - a command line tiled printing application for PDF files (free) poster(1) - a command line tiled printing application for PostScript files (free) Articles "Freebie Rasterbator Makes Arty-Looking Posters" - PC World, April 8, 2010 "Turn Photos Into Wall-Size Posters", PC World, May 13, 2009 "Rasterbate in your dorm room", Dakota Student, August 25, 2006 "Rasterbate More: Slap a pixelated Larry on your wall", The Harvard Crimson, December 9, 2004 Computer printers Photographic techniques