Starting to mess around in openFrameworks with noise. It’s so nice and smooth. These are some swirly noise patterns

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Drawing from noise, and then making animated loopy GIFs from there.

This tutorial will focus on explaining how to draw things from noise functions in Processing, and then will present an automatic way to produce GIFs that loop well from a noise-based drawing. It wi…

great inspiration for looping visuals that use noise. Lots of organic motion

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mineral cave

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looks alive

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breathing fractals

Explorations in Type. 

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Inspired by Johan Rijpma

Playing with type

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Poetic Computation: Reader

Poetic Computation: Reader is an online-book by Taeyoon Choi that discusses code as a form of poetry and aesthetic while raising ethical questions associated with it. The book is based on Choi’s lectures at the School for Poetic Computation, an independent school he co-founded in New York City. The first two chapters will be published in September 2017, with the following chapters to be published over the year. Designed by HAWRAF, Poetic Computation: Reader presents new possibilities for enhanced accessibility and legibility in web browsers. Readers can change the design elements and format parameters to create their ideal reading experience. Poetic Computation: Reader is edited by Hannah Son and includes interviews with a select group of scholars and practitioners.

This is a really incredible experience and great read.

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Asinas II

Kinetic sculpture by Jennifer Townley is an iteration of a previous piece from 2015 yet still visually complex and mesmerizing:

‘Asinas II’ is the successor of the original sculpture 'Asinas’, showing the same concept and overall appearance but a different shape for the white “wing” parts.

The various angles and curves of the individual parts create an elaborated unity when joined together on the shaft. The two “wings” formed by these seventy-seven parts are able to slide through each other and rotate in opposite direction at a slightly different speed. This results in a movement that appears to be far more complex, existing of multiple layers, where repetitive shapes seem to be moving within oneanother.

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All Tomorrows