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This year in our garden, we grew a patch of sugar beets.
The process for extracting the sugar is a long one, at least the first time you try it.
The directions I found were technical, and would be best performed with some machinery designed for the purpose, and of course Jean found some better instruction geared toward the home process.
I bought a modern word processing module for my apartment.
My guest had some problems using the thesaurus and dictionary function, but finally it worked out...
I hope!
the Great Backyard Bird Count starts today-so get out there and get counting!
Also? This year for the first time it is GLOBAL!!
I hope to get these guys if not today, tomorrow :)
Quick video of the results from yesterday's Generative Art Workshop. Good start, needs more work..
My first video upload for Project 365.
Brooke - new version, testing a different processing method, not sure if i like it or not over the other version i uploaded.
New whip. The 2014 BMW F30 Series xDrive.
Mineral Grey / Modern Line.
Nikon D600 + Nikkor 50mm F1.8
Vancouver, B.C.
December 2014.
A 'behind-the-scenes' look at how I processed this shot:
i've been meaning to start learning the processing programming language. this is my first try with processing and its' openGL libraries.
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.
Another shot of our fun photo session. Thinking of doing super natural makeup next time for contrast.
P5 sketch based on Jared Tarbell's www.complexification.net/gallery/machines/boxFittingImg/i...
Slightly adjusted parameters, experimented with ellipse() and arc() instead of rect().
Also added rotate() and noise() - hence the overlays here in this output.
Initially exported to PDF. Removed black background with Illustrator and uncovered the entire circle.
Color palette was taken from one of these images: www.ersdac.or.jp/ASTERimage/Image/
(I forgot which)
Using gimp and a few basic things like tone-mapping, unsharpen mask, etc.
Original is here: www.flickr.com/photos/heipei/4637725161/
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.