prosthetic knowledge
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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.
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Tumblr meme blog devoted to archive lines said by neighboring cubicle workers … with a picture of a hippo …
This one is: The “cool” coworker, part one.
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‘aniela at the spring’ (2011), by Julian Opie (via Design Boom)
More examples of new works by the artist can be found here
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Taping The World via Flickr Blog
Above: Urbex-Graffiti by URBAN ARTefakte
Flickr takes a look at the Tape Art Flickr Pool:
Tape Art is “a form of contemporary urban art.”, as the the founders of the Tape Art group on Flickr describe this street art style. Enjoy more creations in the wild in the group pool.
Photos from URBAN ARTefakte, VTHD, CACAOROCKS, » edouard, fabian jochen kanzler, Jessi Hagood, sabeth718, arttravcom, and greenchartreuse.
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SWYNTH Demo - Synth music player with visuals for Commodore 64
Not much info to find about this - it could be an unfinished project.
What is interesting about this is the lo-fi visuals - kinetic line art which can be mesmerizing. Some interesting music, from Tubular Bells and Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark …
To try it out yourself, you need a Commodore 64 emulator (like CCS64 or VICE) and the SWYNTH program, which you can get here
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Rutt-Etra-Izer via Creative Applications
This is damn good - consider this the most interesting browser-based visual remix tool / toy you will see today:
Created by Felix Turner Rutt-Etra-Izer is a WebGL emulation of the classic Rutt-Etra video synthesizer. The demo replicates the Z-displacement, scanned-line look of the original, but does not attempt to replicate it’s full feature set.
The application allows you to drag and drop your own images, manipulate them and save the output. Images are generated by scanning the pixels of the input image from top to bottom, with scan-line separated by the ‘Line Separation’ amount. For each line generated, the z-position of the vertices is dependent on the brightness of the pixels.
try it here: http://airtightinteractive.com/demos/js/ruttetra/ or download source.
(To run the demo you need the latest version of Chrome or Firefox)
Created with Three.js
More images generated by this demo in this Flickr set.
Felix also built an audio-reactive version with Processing (video here).
It is definately worth trying out, which you can do so here
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EVENTUALLY EVERYTHING CONNECTS
(via uruouru)
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aaronmeyers: I made a b&w looping .gif. DVDP is way better than me at these ;)
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«Architectural Fantasies» - 9 (via shiu)
(via zute)
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Laws of Attractor by Sergio Albiac
Experimenting with electronic ink.
Made with processing.
No postprocessing.
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“Dawn” by calladonofrio
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Secretary - Crayon 3D by XD 3D
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Face of Christ (detail), 1649 by Claude Mellan
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Excellent line drawings of scenic rural China by VERY YZ (via NeochaEDGE)
