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Discovering volcanic origin on the beaches of Vancouver Island. discovering interesting geological specimens.
Quick video of the results from yesterday's Generative Art Workshop. Good start, needs more work..
My first video upload for Project 365.
Homage to a print that Jared Tarbell sent me a while ago. Thanks for the inspiration JT (though yours is much more elegant... nice trick with the black orb with multiple specular highlights... sublime!). Rendered out at 5000x5000. Check the fullsize to see the detail.
Processing experiment inspired by Sun Flower by Christopher Gray www.christophergray.eu/?p=322
Math behind scene is simple: areas with similar pixels directed towards each other
Brooke - new version, testing a different processing method, not sure if i like it or not over the other version i uploaded.
Dept. of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry - Mahadevan Lab, Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, University of Toronto
Photo by Sara Collaton
Here we are processing Dovekies below are large colony along the York Peninsula. In the back ground you can see a beautiful lake that still has ice on it. Photo by Jack Stephens.
Every now and again, I revisit code from many months ago and end up finding GLARING ERRORS and POOR CODING STYLE and after fixing these problems, the code runs exponentially faster than it used to. The ripple code was one of those projects.
Originally, I rendered the ripple array directly to the screen, and I was able to get away with about 60x40 squares. After playing with it a bit recently, i realized that I could simply define a color array and use arraycopy to copy it over onto a PImage that i then use to render out the ripple information.
Whereas I could do 1 plane of 60x40 elements before, now I could do 500 planes with alpha intormation at the same FPS as I was getting previously.
Just goes to show, revisit old code!
This box was once used to filter MIDI messages in a setup with a music sequencer, keyboards and synthesizers but now it gets used as a maths co-processor.
Based on a 10Mhz PIC16C84 and a 500Kbs serial interface. Only supports 8 and 16 bit integer calculations at this point in time.
The idea being the host computing device sends the calculation to the co-processor then goes and does something else. Once the co-processor has finished it sends the result back to the host for use in the task it was doing.
Check out this great Photoshop tutorial on how to achieve a cross processed look on your photographs.
My latest artwork in process. Watercolour. 100CM X 70CM.
It is inspired by my own photography of Epiphyllum.
Muse & Inspiration are as ONE, to me.
It has no human form, no figure to it.. It is an abstract state of mind, as I personally sEE it.
Inspiration is a strong urge to express and create in certain moment..
It can be immediate, or after a while ( even years).
Muse or inspiration is the POWER of enthusiasm, or the need to bring out of myself, what I observe, , sense, feels... With my all senses.
Timing of creation, can be at the exact precise moment, as I felt the "LIGHT" of inspiration, or sometime after.
My muse to create is not depend in the other, and therefore my ability to create or being creative, is depending upon myself totally.
Reflecting my life ( and not for the first time) at different times, finding no connection usually between love to one and creating.
Some of my significant work during my life was done without specific "love" figure as the muse.
Perhaps muse to me is the UNIVERSAL LOVE, That reside inside me and wackes up any minute, I sense it.
Muse, to me is LIFE.
AND, LIFE is the endless possibilities of inspiration, that I feel everyday of my life.
To be continued... Thanks for viewing and commenting... Wishing you an inspirational day!! Copyrights (c) Nira Dabush.
Heavily processed picture of our Christmas Tree with Tigger and Yuba underneath, pretending to enjoy the view of the tree rather than being honest and planning an attack on it.
From a helpful little letter drawing app in Processing, to a text file, to oF where it gets rendered all nice and just a little wobbly :)
The production process.
Inside Makadare, one of the largest markets/slums in Nairobi. People are working on the production of shoes from old tires and other rubber recycled objects. This is where products are made, where the work is done and, normally, people are not allowed to enter here. This place is like a huge labyrinth of tiny shops and small businesses crammed together.
Created in Adobe Illustrator and colored in Processing. I used the features of the newest version of Processing to randomly color the image...the SVG was placed in memory and its XML colors were changed every frame. With the SVG in memory, the framerates are pretty high for this sort of manipulation.
I'm looking forward to seeing what people can do with SVGs in Processing.