Made with Processing. No audio.
Continued exploration with the JBox2D library. Finally got around to implementing the contactListener which supplies data on which objects are touching. The white flare-up occurs at every contact point.
Cast: flight404
Phlow-Magazine, our beloved outpost to free Creative-Commons licensed music from the netlabel scene, went one year on Sunday! Phlow writes regularly reviews upon netlabel-releases, and I do also contribute from time to time. The website is run by Moritz - mo. - Sauer, who keeps on caring for netmusic for several years now. The Phlow-Magazine is somehow the spinoff of the German blog Phlow.net, that mo. writes for several years now (and I also contributed lots to it).
The photograph was taken not far away from my apartment, but also a long time ago.
Since the start of the Phlow-Magazine the figures developed well, we almost got 1000 RSS-readers over the last 12 months. Okay, the numbers stuck at about 900, but we are confident to crack the magic one thousand still this year. Read more about it here. Mo. put a compilation out to celebrate the first birthday. Check it out.
Made With XNA Framework, Longue Distance - VJing With Jung Jae Hyung
This song is about the french poem “Le Voyageur”, Guillaume Apollinaire. On the left side, you can see korean-translated poem, and on the right side you can see original french poem.
Cast: So, Won-young
Made with Processing. No audio.
Continued exploration with the JBox2D library.
jbox2d.org
Cast: flight404
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I will ask the geeks ? I’m really exited to have found the powerfull Opengl draw methode… |
a web cam takes live video feed and ’slices’ participants up in time. made with processing.org
Author: kraterman
Keywords: processing.org processing time slices slice camera webcam chronos
Added: September 21, 2008
Created a fancy looking FFT effect in Processing (processing.org)
Download of the code is available at RobotGrrl.com! ^_^
Based on the code by Tom Gerhardt
Author: RobotGrrl91
Keywords: computer FFT processing program rainbow sound
Added: September 20, 2008
Metamorphosis from Glenn Marshall on Vimeo.
Glenn Marshall is racking up fans on Vimeo with a new music video. He’s using Processing (site | CDM tag), but he’s built his own animation system and added lovely additive blending (that’s “nebulous” blending, as he puts it). Of course, this is what Processing excels at: you can assemble your own toolkit of creative tools, even without a lot of coding background. I bristle every time I hear people argue that tools like Adobe After Effects are “easy” while Processing is “hard”; easy might be a stretch for either one, but I think it can be a lot easier to build just what you need — and a massive, heavyweight motion graphics tool requires a lot of learning, too, in the reverse direction (top down instead of bottom up).
For his part, Glenn notes that:
- it took about 4 hours to render at HD Ed.: Okay, damn — guess real-time is out of the question here, huh?
- was made entirely using processing.org
- i could have tweaked it manually to make it more intersting, but i like the fact it’s 100% generative
- i can just about understand my own source code, let alone others, i’m still a noob programmer believe it or not.
So there you have it — this is the creation of a beginning programmer. And it looks absolutely gorgeous, I think probably because he focused on his artistic skills and design sense and wasn’t afraid to bring in some assets. He writes on his blog:
‘Butterfly’, my first film and the inspiration behind my whole direction as an artist (check out previous blog), is again the inspiration here. When making Butterfly I became obsessed with the wing patterns of the Monarch butterfly and how they looked like imaginary worlds within themselves, where butterflies lived and died according to a holistic, natural mechanism of nature.
These kind of ambitious concepts where difficult for me to implement back then within the practical limits of traditional 3d/2d software. So I wanted Metamorphosis be symbolic of my passing over into 100% programmed/generative computer art, where perhaps these kinds of ideas can reach more of their potential.
Metamorphosis [butterfly.ie]
Click through video to Vimeo for HD-quality playback. Music by Boards of Canada … yeah, my one gripe is, if you’re doing work this beautiful, go find a musician to collaborate with. I think you’ll get plenty of volunteers! And there’s even Creative Commons-licensed music to discover, as well. Entirely too much ripping off going on, and it doesn’t have to be that way. (Hey, I can’t run the site Create Digital Music and not say something!)
Previous work, same artist: Music is Math
