Projects and tutorials that keep me excited about the programming language Processing.

26th September 2024

Post reblogged from The Old School with 8 notes

jacobjoaquin:

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Plot in progress.

26th September 2024

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Tagged: processing

25th September 2024

Video reblogged from Notational with 3 notes

notational:

Dynamic 3D Rotating Discs MIDI Control + Processing: Demo with X, Y, Z R…

In this video, I demonstrate a dynamic 3D visualization project built in Processing, featuring rotating discs controlled by MIDI input. I explore real-time X, Y, and Z-axis rotations, video textures mapped to the discs, and the ability to toggle rotations on and off using MIDI buttons. This setup allows for full creative control over rotation speeds, camera positioning, and video zoom effects. Learning how to enhance generative art with interactive MIDI controls, enabling flexible and engaging visual outputs by collaborating with ChatGPT. Perfect for artists, designers, and coders looking to merge music and visuals!

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24th September 2024

Video reblogged from Notational with 1 note

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Generative Art Evolution: Rotating Donut Shapes in Processing | New Code…

The latest iteration of my generative art project in Processing! This time, I’ve pushed the code further, creating rotating donut-like shapes that interact and evolve dynamically. Each pass adds a layer of unpredictability and beauty as I continue to fine-tune the visuals. This is part of my ongoing exploration of creative coding—if you caught yesterday’s post, you’ll notice some possible improvements in the design and motion. I’m still not sure which version I prefer. Stick around for more updates as this project moves toward completion by the end of the week. Like what you see? Follow for more generative art experiments and progress videos. Your thoughts and feedback help shape the direction of this project!

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24th September 2024

Photo reblogged from The816 with 27 notes

the816:
“Flickr Facet Portrait
A triangle tessellation of Flickr photos found by color. Download the hi-res version.
My codes, let me show you them.
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the816:

Flickr Facet Portrait

A triangle tessellation of Flickr photos found by color. Download the hi-res version.

My codes, let me show you them.

24th September 2024

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the816:

Flickr Facets - Quilt Edition

Code? Code. Code!

24th September 2024

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the816:

Circle Slice

Git it on Github.

24th September 2024

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the816:

Windout

Another oldie but goodie. Want code? Want more info?

24th September 2024

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the816:

ArtBinder recently released a color search tool that allows you to search for works by color. I’m not sure whether or not they meant to leave the API open, but I’m glad they did.

I made a little Processing sketch last night that allows you draw out squares that are replaced by ArtBinder images. It’s getting the color choices from a hidden source image behind the canvas. As you drag over a section, it picks up the colors you’re dragging over and queries the ArtBinder API for an image that features those colors.

The code for this is at my Github. There are two sketches there. This one that lets you drag out squares and another that draws out a grid of ArtBinder images.

Like most of my Processing sketches, it ain’t much, but it could develop into something cool.

23rd September 2024

Video reblogged from Notational with 2 notes

notational:

Generative Art in Processing: Early Draft of Dynamic Rotating Shapes | W… This video showcases an early draft of my latest generative art project created in Processing. Watch as dynamic rotating shapes interact in unique and unpredictable ways. This is just a first look—I’ll be refining and enhancing the code over the next few days, so stay tuned for more updates as the project evolves. Each new iteration will bring improved visuals, added complexity, and a smoother performance. Follow along to see how this generative artwork progresses into its final form!If you’re interested in creative coding, Processing, or generative design, be sure to subscribe for more videos like this. Your feedback and suggestions are always welcome!  Expected completion by the end of the week.

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