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An experiment into producing "painterly qualities" through digital means.
A displacement algorithm "smears" an image according to the color values of another one.
Programmed in Processing
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An experiment into producing "painterly qualities" through digital means.
A displacement algorithm "smears" an image according to the color values of another one.
Programmed in Processing
View more: MY WEBSITE | BEHANCE | SAATCHI ART | SEDITION | TWITTER
An experiment into producing "painterly qualities" through digital means.
A displacement algorithm "smears" an image according to the color values of another one.
Programmed in Processing
View more: MY WEBSITE | BEHANCE | SAATCHI ART | SEDITION | TWITTER
An experiment into producing "painterly qualities" through digital means.
A displacement algorithm "smears" an image according to the color values of another one.
Programmed in Processing
View more: MY WEBSITE | BEHANCE | SAATCHI ART | SEDITION | TWITTER
An experiment into producing "painterly qualities" through digital means.
A displacement algorithm "smears" an image according to the color values of another one.
Programmed in Processing
View more: MY WEBSITE | BEHANCE | SAATCHI ART | SEDITION | TWITTER
An experiment into producing "painterly qualities" through digital means.
A displacement algorithm "smears" an image according to the color values of another one.
Programmed in Processing
View more: MY WEBSITE | BEHANCE | SAATCHI ART | SEDITION | TWITTER
Expanding on my Actionscript Webcam Motion Detection experiments, I've built a rudimentary 'Minority Report'-inspired interface.
The concept is to create a new type of user interface rebuking the typical peripherals of the keyboard and mouse. Instead, a user would merely stand in front of a wall and control the interface with their movements. I've seen other attempts at doing this. See Microsoft Surface, iphone, this thing et al. All cool for sure, but all done using touch screens. Touch screens are so 2006. Even Tom Cruise used gloves. Pfft. The idea is to free oneself from all physical interface. To use human gestures.
I haven't tried it properly installed and projected on a wall yet.
You can try it here: actionscript webcam minority report interface (webcam required obv)
Like everything that exists, this is a work in progress.
object: birch plywood book/laptop/iPad stand
fabrication technique: 2-sided mill with CNC router
total time: >10 minutes from beginning to milling | 110 minutes to mill
object: birch plywood book/laptop/iPad stand
fabrication technique: 2-sided mill with CNC router
total time: >10 minutes from beginning to milling | 110 minutes to mill
object: birch plywood book/laptop/iPad stand
fabrication technique: 2-sided mill with CNC router
total time: >10 minutes from beginning to milling | 110 minutes to mill
micro pattern 2
object: 11" x 22" poster
fabrication technique: lasercutter on blotter paper
total time: >5 minutes from beginning to milling | 130 minutes to lasercut
This book/laptop/iPad stand leverages the material properties of laminated birch plywood to explore topographic patterning and symmetry.
object: birch plywood book/laptop/iPad stand
fabrication technique: 2-sided mill with CNC router
total time: >10 minutes from beginning to milling | 110 minutes to mill
object: birch plywood book/laptop/iPad stand
fabrication technique: 2-sided mill with CNC router
total time: >10 minutes from beginning to milling | 110 minutes to mill
A framework for bringing 3D mesh data from Rhino (via Grasshopper) into Processing_0195.
This demo uses FaceOSC to control a 3D puppet, using eyebrow and mouth data to modify the ears and jaw. The code synchronizes the movements of your head, mouth, and eyebrows to control the expressions of a tessellated three-dimensional model. The model was first developed in Rhino3D, then translated to the Processing programming environment through Grasshopper, then connected to Kyle McDonald’s FaceOSC app through Oscp5. PeasyCam is also used for navigation.
The mesh from Rhino is exported as .txt files that contain the model’s UNIQUE VERTICES, as well as the ORDERED VERTICES needed to construct each face. .txt are then streamed from the Rhino/GH file into the sketch’s data folder. Pivot points, as well as points to be rotated are specified in Grasshopper, then exported to Processing. While the current puppet is highly tessellated, one can begin to create additional faces (and unique vertices) to give the model higher detail.
*Inspired by the work of Karolina Sobecka
Download the project file here: golancourses.net/2012spring/01/23/madelinegannon-3d-wolf-puppet-with-faceosc/
Squares with rounded corners randomised colour 1 in 5 approx, multiple randomised ellipses on top, with additional colour randomisation 1 in 5 to match square randomisation.
This poster explores dynamic spatial associations created through intricate macro and micro patterning.
object: 11" x 22" poster
fabrication technique: lasercutter on blotter paper
total time: >5 minutes from beginning to milling | 130 minutes to lasercut
object: birch plywood book/laptop/iPad stand
fabrication technique: 2-sided mill with CNC router
total time: >10 minutes from beginning to milling | 110 minutes to mill
Exhibition 'The Rules'
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Eno Henze
Unique silver rings designed with generative algorithms using genetic codes.
Designers: Michal Piasecki, Krystian Kwieciński
Image: Lupispuma, Alexander Karelly
object: birch plywood book/laptop/iPad stand
fabrication technique: 2-sided mill with CNC router
total time: >10 minutes from beginning to milling | 110 minutes to mill
Making some photos of nature a bit strange through the use of a simple grayscale mapping.
Programmed in Processing
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a detail of the smooth underside with peek hole
object: birch plywood book/laptop/iPad stand
fabrication technique: 2-sided mill with CNC router
total time: >10 minutes from beginning to milling | 110 minutes to mill
spatial pattern 1
object: (4) birch plywood tiles
fabrication technique: milled with cnc router
total time: >5 minutes from beginning to milling | 70 minutes to mill