I hacked up an example of doing depth-of-field in Processing, based in part on the Bloom example that comes with the GLGraphics library, and heavily in part on Memo’s pervious experiment with DOP. It does depth-of-field based solely on the brightness of the pixels, and relies on the fact that the background is white, but [...]
A visualization of each individual word used in twitter status updates overnight from 6PM GMT on Feb 22 2010 until 10AM GMT on Feb 23. Movement is caused by the list of words growing, as the program sees more individual words. Words used more often are larger and brighter (they grow logarithmically). There were a [...]
I’m proud to announce that the gang at SketchPatch.net were kind enough to make me the featured artist this month! For those of you who haven’t seen it, SketchPatch is a playground for Processing sketches, where you can create, edit, share, and copy others’ sketches. All sketches on the site are Creative Commons 3.0 attribution [...]
I’m giving a Processing workshop about how to make things happen with sound, at Space Studio, Hackney. Details at http://openlabworkshops.org and http://openlabworkshops.org/workshop-space-studios-17-sept-2009/
I will hold an introductory, 2 hour Processing workshop aimed at visual artists at Openlab 5, which will be at cafe oto on the 25th of April. For the first half, I will introduce Processing, some essential resources and books for learning it and for programming in general, and show some examples. The second half [...]
My Processing Monster is up on Lukas Vojir’s collection of Monsters built using Processing.
For all you Americans out there. Here is a Processing sketch of some bouncy turkeys for you to play with. Happy Turkey Day!
This is my suped-up version of the old flight404 and toxi Processing sketch – it uses Perlin noise to create a moving field of very organic-looking daggers. toxi used it for hairs, and now I made an intricate version that uses 3D daggers drawn using OpenGL.
Click to Play Aug 7, 2008 at Immersion, in Hackney, London. Part 1 of 2. This video was originally shared on blip.tv by pixelpusher with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs license.
The first rule of blogging is to blog often. So much for that. I’ve been traveling the world, and moving, and generally sans internet (that means “without internet” for all you non-French speakers). In spite of this blog silence, I’ve been working on a lot of new things. Like more experiments and sketches in Pop [...]
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