Quick edit of samples recorded in the shop at ITP.
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Standing wave experiment.
This is a video demo of an OpenFrameworks app called “When the Crocus Blooms”. It’s my take on a video haiku for James George’s class at ITP. I wasn’t very concerned with adapting the structure of a haiku, but instead focused on juxtaposing elements of seasonal imagery.
The music is “La Lune” from the Contre Jour soundtrack, composed by David Ari Leon.
Campfire is my first sketch for ITP’s Digital Spaces class. Walk around and touch the three objects to trigger a celestial event. Headphones are recommended.
Here’s a beta version of Tourbillion, the game I’ve been working on for my Digital Spaces class at ITP. At this point there are three stages with different mechanics. Complete? No. Ready for testing? Yes! Give it a shot.
Play on the web (Less pretty)
Download for Mac and Windows (Way prettier)
Music and sound effects are by the amazing Ben Carignan.
This electronic star was constructed almost entirely with “soft” materials. The body is made of layers of paper and mounting board, with aluminum foil in the center for increased internal reflection. The circuit consists of copper tape, one RGB LED (with resistors) and a slider made of copper tape and mounting board. Moving the slider determines which terminals on the LED are active.
Gems is sketch that takes colors from your webcam and maps them to vertex colors on a gem-shaped 3D mesh. It uses WebRTC, so Chrome is your best bet.
So I’m working on a thing for Makematics that turns images into star systems based on a clustering method called k-means. Unfortunately, I’ve hit a roadblock because I just keep playing with it instead of making it better.
Kluster is getting fancier…
Hello WIP.