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Perlin Noise to Surface_Constrain module (find it on vvvv.org)

Concrete surface using steel formwork Oil the coating to prevent the concrete from sticking.

1305291725SurfaceRT-Bild044IchWarSchonMehrMalsHier

This is my department. I'm supposed to be in this picture, but...

Surface Warfare Introduction Class Graduation 12 APR 12

f/5.6 1/400 sec exposure at 55mm (manual focus)

My first major frame building purchase making it's way into the shop.

Robyn and I upgraded to a 4 color/1station silver press for our textile line "half Nielsen". Wanna buy our Yudu?

seen in Takadanobaba, Tokyo

NURBs, RULED & FACETTED SURFACE OPTIONS

© Andrew Miller 2011

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The molecules of water are more attracted to each other than to the leaf surface, resulting in a high contact angle between the leaf and a small droplet.

TEAM:

-Ana María Umaña

-Maria Morales Arango

-Pablo Baresch Uribe

-David Leonardo Pirazán Palomar

 

The human being constantly moves between the real and the dream. However, between the tangibility of the waking and the immateriality of the dream, there is a bridge under which the waters of feeling, thinking and conscious and unconscious desires pass. This limit makes it possible to discover that inside each individual there are cold storms and fuzzy impulses that suffocate him and which demand to be recognized by lucidity through the flow. Only when this turbulent river flows into the surface will the human being awaken bathed in his own fears, take the missing air, rest from the exhausting road and be reborn after the cathartic ritual.

This is a developer version of a Surface unit. Two pre-installed apps..

 

one was the water app. Touch the screen and ripples appear.

 

two was a developer data mode that just displays information related to the contact.

I liked the Light and Shadow Dynamics on the Tree surface...

September 2009 - at AM Radio's new art installation, Surface, which opened on Sept 21.

 

Train portrait above by AM Radio.

 

Visit his site, Surface, in Second Life, click on the paint spray can, and you are directed to the Graffiti Life website outside of Second Life where you will find the tools to make your own creation. Click upload when you are done, and it will appear on the train in SL. Eventually, it will be replaced by other's uploads, but all creations will also be automatically uploaded to the Surfacegraph Flicker site where they will be archived. A really enjoyable way to view them all, and see what others have come up with, is to click on "slide show" on the Flickr site, and view them that way.

 

It is loads of fun, and you can make as many graffiti creations as you like, so be sure to try it out.

 

Another brilliant idea by Mr AM Radio. What an amazing, and ever surprising mind he has.

 

Link to AM Radio's build, Surface, in Second Life:

 

slurl.com/secondlife/IDIA Laboratories/152/111/2057/

 

If you are not part of Second Life, or even if you are, you don't need to be in Second Life to participate. All you need to do is visit the Graffiti Life website, create your piece, and then upload.

 

Graffiti Life website: memoryprojector.com/graffiti/

 

All creations whether made by someone in Second Life or not, will be archived at the Surfacegraph Flickr site below:

 

www.flickr.com/photos/42726281@N03/

 

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