prosthetic knowledge

Geometee

Online geometric generative pattern editor created for tshirts in mind. Several presets available for customization, including text editing.

Try it out for yourself here

Rhizome: Prosthetic Knowledge Picks - WebGL

In this submission, I take a look at a web technology that brings impressive 3D projects into the browser.

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Shadertoy

Online coding community site to demonstrate examples of 3D graphics programming, offering smooth and interactive WebGL rendering in your browser:

Shadertoy is the first application to allow developers all over the globe to push pixels from code to screen using WebGL since 2009.

This website is the natural evolution of that original idea. On one hand, it has been rebuilt in order to provide the computer graphics developers and hobbyists with a great platform to prototype, experiment, teach, learn, inspire and share their creations with the community. On the other, the expressiveness of the shaders has arisen by allowing different types of inputs such as video or sound.

Check out many impressive examples here

Tri Me

Online browser-based webcam toy turns your video feed into triangulated Delaunay effect in real-time.

There are controls to play about with, as well as saving an image.

Put together by Scott Garner, you can follow his Tumblr blog for other online coding projects here

Complementary post to the earlier ‘Delaunay Painter’ web toy.

Try it out for yourself here

Delaunay Painter

Great creative online drawing toy allows you to upload an image and ‘triangulate’ it yourself.

There are 4 modes - solid, lines, solid+lines, and simple. Images can also be saved.

Try it out for yourself here

GIFPaint

Simple online browser-based image editor to create your own hand drawn GIF animations, which can be posted directly to your Tumblr blog:

A simple HTML5 animation application inspired by MacPaint, Deluxe Paint and MSPaint.

Created by James Hicks, if you have any feedback or bugs you can get in touch on Twitter or info (at symbol) gifpaint.com.

I’d also love to see any cool GIFs you make using GIFPaint and will reblog them to the GIFPaint Tumblog

Try it out for yourself here

Bombermine

Massive multiplayer Bomberman clone playable in your browser.

Try it out here

Rhizome: Prosthetic Knowledge Picks - Slitscan

In this submission, a brief look at some coding experiments with the distortive and occasionally insightful slitscan technique.

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Elevated

Beautiful in-browser demo of mountain flyover, amazingly comprised of only 28kb of code - via CreativeJS:

Elevated was originally released in 2009 at the Breakpoint demo party. Created by Rgba and TBC it took the viewer on a stunning trip around a beautiful mountain landscape, complete with music, rippling seas and lighting effects. All packed into a tiny 4k executable. A level of procedural generation that would make even Braben weep.

Fast forward to 2013 and the Japanese JavaScript gurus 301z have taken the PC original and converted it to just 28Kb worth of WebGL powered demo heaven. You’ll need Chrome or Firefox to view it with WebGL enabled, and it takes a while for it to calculate all of the textures, music and data at the beginning – but once done it’s a wonderful visual treat.

You can try out the demo for yourself here

slitscanner.js 

Bookmarklet can turn HTML5 videos on Youtube and Vimeo into slitscan-like images:

Slitscanner is a little piece of Javascript you can run as a bookmarklet to start, well, slitscanning videos online. This only works in the HTML5 video players so for Vimeo you will need to select “Switch to HTML5 Player” in the lower right on the video pages. For YouTube it’s a little trickier, you can opt into the HTML5 test here, but they will still use the Flash Player for videos with ads.

… Just hit the bookmarklet on any YouTube or Vimeo video page with an HTML5 player, and it will start drawing onto a canvas in the browser. You can modify the speed with the slider (the default value draws the entire video to the width of the browser). You can also download the code and modify it as you wish.

You can find out more and get the bookmarklet here, plus here is a Tumblr blog with some more examples

Examples above:

Champagne Coast by Blood Orange
True Skin
REGGIE WATTS: IMPROVISED DECONSTRUCTION
OMCOPTER - Ninja shoot with Epic

Mind Out 

A room-sized single-line drawing based on the flight pattern of a bee created with robotic drawing system:

Towards the end of 2012, as part of The Festival of the Mind in Sheffield, myself and a small team of technicians, coders and mathematicians developed a drawing system and put it to work. The robots drew one line pattern solutions, the shortest line possible, derived from theories on how bees fly from flower to flower. It ended up covering three walls and the floor of a twenty foot cube in one unbroken line.

More at madebyjones here

Catzilla

A PC Demo / PC benchmark / animation of a monstrous cat destroying a city, put together by the Plastic Demoscene Group - worth a watch:

Catzilla from Plastic Demoscene Group on Vimeo.

Catzilla is our latest project to date. It’s a realtime PC benchmark that will get all the juices from your PC.
Finally we had some time to make a proper demo. It was made with a nice collaboration with Platige Image.
We did the code, they did the art. The music was made exclusively by Bent ‘subsquare’ Stamnes.
Thanks for watching!

More info and links here

WLE by Holger Lippmann 

An ongoing series of laser-etched computational art created with Processing:

WLE is a generative processing based work series, realized using
laser engraving tech into plywood.
currently in process..

More here and here
Holger’s Tumblr blog can be found here