This is pretty darn beautiful. Projection mappings been done to death but so far most people have just copied each other and done trippy, morphing stuff on castles and libraries. HC Gilje takes a step back and puts two flat surfaces to work. We’re in love.
blink (hc gilje 2009) from hc gilje on Vimeo.
(Via CDM, of course.)
We were hired to make a mock 50’s poster for an instructional video. We love getting down and dirty with textures and colourized photographs!
Creative fingers are itching, so i decided to co-design a lamp with my partner Lotta. Three 120mm lightbulbs, blood, sweat and tears (the blood and tears from Lotta, the sweat from me).
Hobo look recognize!
Our adventures in Processing land continue. This time we decided to mash some colors for instant Ode Skoo Psychedelia like. This one manipulates the R, G & B values of each pixel by a variable offset. Not very subtle but that’s not what we’re going for here. Go check out the Java applet or download the sketch here.
Next, we’re applying this baby to video. Should be trippy enough.
Image, “Harris Shutter Experiment”: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_mcadam/ / CC BY-SA 2.0
We’ve been eyeing Processing for a while now and finally decided to take the plunge. The result turned out to be pretty useful (albeit not unique).
Pixerlizer in Processing from GOAB on Vimeo.
The theory is simple: load color values for all pixels of the current frame to a 2D array, sample the color value c of every nth pixel on every nth row, draw a rectangle n*n in it’s place with color c. Rinse and repeat. Performance is in all honesty pretty horrible but that seems to be inherent in the processing.movie library and my ageing Macbook. All in all, a good learning and experience and we’re already working on new Processing-stuff. Stay tuned.
Sketch is available for download here under GPL3, please let us know if you find it useful.
Yeah, pretty awesome new visuals for top bangers Hervé & Sinden. A lot of Apparati Effimeri in there but that’s alright when it’s this scrummy.
http://www.hobnox.com/audiotool
So, I stumbled upon this pretty damn addictive timewaster; it’s a rather rudimentary but fully functioning beat/music creator.
It’s got a TR-909 clone, a TB-303 clone, a tone matrix, a bunch of effects, a 16 channel mixer and fancy routing (you can drag your stuff around and arrange them in pretty grids. I love grids.)
To sum it up, pretty much everything to keep me from doing actual work for a few hours, and the best part – it’s online and based on flash!
So, we’re learning processing and I guess it might be useable for completely insane and awesome stuff like this:
Blänk, fine eurotrash from le north of Sweden, insanely satisfied with our previous efforts gave us a ring when a cover was needed for their debut album. Worldwide release date is set for August 27. We did plenty of retouch for this one along with some 3d.
