David Dessens' work. Experiments with software called vvvv (not for the mac, not that I'd know what to do with it :). These images look very organically which I like. There is what seems to be a paper texture in all the parts. Nice.
Monday, January 21, 2008
a favourite: generator x - code generated art and design
This site is one of my favourites. It is a hub for designers, engineers, programmers who are involved in code generated art and design. There are some strinkingly beautiful projects. This site is a window to one of the most fascinating and innovative developments in graphic design, illustration, engineering and information graphics.
Take this example (which the site in its turn picked from the weblog 30gms)
These are images of the geological composition of the surface of the moon. Don't ask me what it is exactly that is represented here. I just look at the images and see beautiful complex, compositions, rendered in fantastic psychedelic colors.
Erik Natzke who I mentioned in the previous post is a main contributor (founder?). The links from and to this site are so many, that it will take a good deal of time to follow them up. Like I said: I think this site is the perfect start for a journey into the beautiful (brave new) world of code, art, design and imagery.
Some pictures from flickr logs. See this post for more stunning imagery
Take this example (which the site in its turn picked from the weblog 30gms)
These are images of the geological composition of the surface of the moon. Don't ask me what it is exactly that is represented here. I just look at the images and see beautiful complex, compositions, rendered in fantastic psychedelic colors.
Erik Natzke who I mentioned in the previous post is a main contributor (founder?). The links from and to this site are so many, that it will take a good deal of time to follow them up. Like I said: I think this site is the perfect start for a journey into the beautiful (brave new) world of code, art, design and imagery.
Some pictures from flickr logs. See this post for more stunning imagery
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Thursday, December 20, 2007
teh Big Screen, the Big Picture
Thanks Michel for sending the link of this wonderful project:
About a year ago, IAC posed a question for ITP students:
What can you do with New York City's newest and largest
blank canvas, a 120 by 12 foot video wall at IAC's new world headquarters designed
by Frank Gehry. Excited by the idea, we developed a one-semester course, Big Screens,
to take up the challenge and provide students with this unique opportunity to experiment,
play and wrestle with the demands of this new platform.
The projects on display are made with Processing using the
Most Pixels Ever library. They were developed over
of a single semester as part of the course Big Screens
at ITP.
About a year ago, IAC posed a question for ITP students:
What can you do with New York City's newest and largest
blank canvas, a 120 by 12 foot video wall at IAC's new world headquarters designed
by Frank Gehry. Excited by the idea, we developed a one-semester course, Big Screens,
to take up the challenge and provide students with this unique opportunity to experiment,
play and wrestle with the demands of this new platform.
The projects on display are made with Processing using the
Most Pixels Ever library. They were developed over
of a single semester as part of the course Big Screens
at ITP.
Friday, December 7, 2007
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