video where typography dialogues with sound from the movie Rebel without a cause.
The hand-style typography was buid with processing, and the final editing was done with after effects.
+ info:
http://www.berio.alg-a.org/spip.php?article113
Cast: berio
PikaPika is a refreshing project from Japan, that use “long time exposure” pictures of the city at night. With colorful lights they draw characters and animations, some a little bit like games, into the night. Finally they make videos and little stories out of it. Cute colors, drawn into the night. I also enjoyed this videoclip with this uplifting music.
A while ago (I think it was in 2005) I was working on rendering words and short sentences in Processing and made this little piece.
intersections – IDEO from okdeluxe on Vimeo.
Just added a Twitter feed to my blog. I’ve been resisting for a while now, but finally gave in. I like how I can just grab bits and pieces of conversations, emails, code, ideas, documentation and so on, and throw them into the mix. And the size is right. Let’s try to give it a few weeks before giving up again. That, or before I plug my randomizer into Twitter… hey there’s an idea.
Final Year Uni Project. Development video.
Cast: olly gore
Final Year Uni Project. Development video.
Cast: olly gore
Flashbelt 2008 is looking to (once again) raise the bar for creative web technology conferences. I’ve said this again and again over the past five years – if you are going to choose one conference to go over the year, make it Flashbelt. The speakers’ list this year is perhaps the best ever – here’s a little taste:
And there’s more. Check out the conference site for the full list, and to get a taste of what each presenter will be talking about.
The theme of my talk this year is emergence. It’s a concept that has been central to my work from the start and over the last year or so I have been thinking a lot about the role that emergence plays in the creative process. Here’s my official session description:
“Emergence refers to the way that complex systems and patterns arise out of relatively simple interactions. In this session we’ll look into some of the ideas behind emergence, and will explore in detail the role it plays in the creative process. We’ll talk about the role that emergence plays in a variety of diverse areas, including AI, economics, and philosophy. Along the way, I’ll show a variety of new generative works which tread into emergent territories, and will unravel some of the underlying code that brings these projects to life.”
Plug-in Media brings you “Pyro[technics] to the People” – a digital interactive fireworks display.
For more information :
info@pluginmedia.net.
www.pluginmedia.net
Full write up on my blog : http://www.sebleedelisle.com/?p=178
Music by Lost Idol : myspace.com/lostidol
Cast: Seb Lee-Delisle
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“Mona Lisa” from Gabriel McGovern for 1k-compo at Boing Boing Gadget.
BoingBoing is having a 1 kilobyte competition, deadline will be the 1st of May 2008. You can do whatever work you want, it only should fit into 1024 bytes of digital goodness. You can win a hard-disk as competition winner, but the file-size limit should be challenging enough to go for this compo! The submitted works should be licensed in a way, that the boingers can use it freely at Boing Boing Gadgets, so GPL or Creative Commons would be fine. Some first results are shown here.
UPDATE: The final results are published!
Some people wrote me to ask where some of my processing sketches were gone. Well, they’re lying somewhere on my server with a webpage I don’t maintain anymore. When Processing Beta came out in 2005 (I think), Martin Antolini kindly adapted my sketches from Alpha to Beta version. I just packed all of them in an archive file >> here < <.
It features a first naive implementation of marching squares algorythm for drawing metaballs, a better one in 3D, a verlet engine (2D / 3D), some animated splines, arcball, and some other stuff.
