Based on the Circle Growth idea, this time using an image as source color.
Cast: Alex Stanciu
Based on the Circle Growth idea, this time using an image as source color.
Cast: Alex Stanciu
June/2008 Quick and fun experiment done with Processing: the first 3,000 characters of “Alice in Wonderland”, mapped to a cylindrical surface and rendered with varying radius and rotation properties. Full “Alice in Wonderland” text by Lewis Carroll courtesy of Project Gutenberg: http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/11
Cast: zeh fernando
a interactive videoinstallation programmed in processing. a webcam tracks people and gives them their thoughtbubbles
Cast: Videout
Had some time away from Processing then wandered back to finally improve my cameras. Two different cameras this time, the original one based on a sphere ‘dolly’ and a new one based on a perlin noise location and target. Both cameras have noise applied to the target to create more of a hand held look and the target location is damped so it sometimes can’t quite keep up with what it is tracking. They also bounce a bit based on the low freq FFT levels. Scenes, camera choice, colours are all randomly picked when a new scene is triggered by transients in the soundtrack. Music is Pins & Needles from Tip Hop by Tipper – http://www.tippermusic.net/
Cast: Stefan Goodchild
Visualizing a conversation in Processing. Work in progress for an interactive installation based on para-linguistic elements in a conversation.
Cast: Jori de Goede
A visualization of commits to the Swat Web Application Toolkit project (http://swat.silverorange.com/) created with Code Swarm (http://code.google.com/p/codeswarm/)
Cast: Steven G.
This is a processing sketch I made which fills the screen with growing circles. They stop growing when they touch something. Also integrated it with ColourLovers’ API so the colors you see are pulled from them by keywords, in this case “love”. Generation rate is fast and constant from the start causing the screen to fill up quick and the circle size to remain overall small.
Cast: Alex Stanciu
This is a processing sketch I made which fills the screen with growing circles. They stop growing when they touch something. Also integrated it with ColourLovers’ API so the colors you see are pulled from them by keywords, in this case “light spring”. Generation rate is very slow at first to allow a few circles to grow.
Cast: Alex Stanciu
Visualizing a conversation in Processing. Work in progress for an interactive installation based on para-linguistic elements in a conversation.
Cast: Jori de Goede

On a website of Max Pfisterer, a designer from lovely Stuttgart, I discovered this really, really beautiful pixel-icons. Made in 16×16. Since I love 16×16 so much I directly sensed, that this work of pixelart is far away from the world of icons we are facing every day on our computers, or that cute, cute, cute things we see on computing games.
The design of the pixels here called “Störk Tronic” is so rough and somehow special. Evidently it came from a source, that even designers are not concerned with on a daily basis. Almost instantly I wrote Max a mail. He told me, that this work was made for a customer. The icons are used for a “refrigerated display case” (Kühltheke). He said, and I can imagine, that it was not an easy task to design 256 pixels with one color each (ok, some are animated) to show things like “Messerabstreifer” or “Tropfschalenheizung”. Just look on the icons and take the trip into exotica. Thank you so much!
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I discovered the site from Max via the Glam Slam netlabel. He did the corporate design and some artworks for this netlabel. Maybe I should also join with my designing skills?
2006.11.04 at WASEDA Unv. An Instrllation. Motion tracking.
Cast: Koki IBUKURO