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Study for an installation by the Barbarian Group going up at the McLeod Residence in July. I am going to be vague on the details of the installation itself, but it involves Processing, Arudino boards, laser cutting, prints, and lots and lots of magnets. Pictures from the installation and opening will be forthcoming.
Regarding this image, it is more of a process study than a final piece. Learning to control the Voronoi has been quite the brain teaser and much of its nuance still remains a mystery to me. But I figured out how to constrain the Voronoi to a predefined shape in a really round about way involving vector cross products and magnetic repulsion. Fun!
Throngs of tourists & modern signage ruining what would otherwise be a nice old world view of Vienna? No problem, this was an easy fix with Photoshop's new generative fill tool. I also played with the color tones to reduce the brightness & added a cloudy sky.
See my comment for the "before" version.
Surveyor. Workers, a Midjourney AI series. Image has had its borders expanded with Photoshop generative AI.
Image created using particles obeying certain "gravitational" laws. Mostly variations on "accelerate toward/away from some particle unless some condition is met, in which case move toward/away from some other particle".
Made with processing (processing.org).
Playing with Photoshop's AI generative fill.
Ugly side of the house background to instant rain forest.
Used generative fill to convert from portrait format to landscape & add a few additional elements.
Here's a link to the original photo:
www.flickr.com/photos/163940733@N02/53049907322/in/datepo...
Generative art made with Adobe Flash. High resolution available for Giclée print. Mail me colacino at gmail
Arte gerada através de algoritmos em Adobe Flash. Alta resolução disponível para impressões em photo canvas (Giclée).
Inside view of generative channel system, programmed in processing using some toxiclibs but mostly straight forward vertex shapes. Channels are created by following pixel paths from light to dark in images, simulating water flow.