6714 COP15 Identity [Processing]

Created by London-based design studio okdeluxe, COP15 generative identity software is a Processing application created for the United Nations Climate Change Conference held in Copenhagen in 2009. The software adds dynamic, real-time movement to the logo by adding a series of parameters like flocking and flow fields.

The animation software is customizable to render out a large variety of styles and moods in formats useable for broadcast HD-TV and vector-graphics for printed media. Developed in collaboration with NR2154 and shiftcontrol.

okdeluxe is a London-based design studio producing generative graphics software & visualisation tools, user interface concepting, design and prototyping, interactive media installations & responsive environments and bespoke installations and products. Keep an eye on studio’s work in-progress here : blog

COP15 – Generative Identity Software

(via REAS + processing.org/exhibition)

The software control panel allows for many different configurations. It can save 10 preferred settings and has the ability to animate between them to tailor the evolving animation.

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  1. Savio Palmerston
    Dec 20, 2009
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    I need to learn Processing asap!


  2. Pighood
    Dec 20, 2009
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    Manmade global warming is a lie. If you are a disciple of it, you are an idiot.


  3. Andrew
    Dec 20, 2009
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    Awesome, procedurally generated hairy balls!

    @Pighood you sound to me like you drank the kool-aid of the other side. Have you ever heard of the Principle of falsification? I wonder if there's evidence that could convince you that manmade global warming is true, or if you're just a blind zealot who is just 'always right'.


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