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Generative Typography with Processing – Tutorial

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Lunar Surface – Drawing digital mass in physical space

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Weird Second-order Loops – Generative individuality and circumstance

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Discovery Wall – Screen made from thousands of iPod Nanos

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Guide to Projectors for Interactive Installations

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Project Tango – Machine vision eyes and spatially aware brains

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Radiohead: Polyfauna – An immersive, expansive world of primitive life

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Your Line or Mine – Crowd sourced animations at the Stedelijk Museum

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Introduction to Clojure – Modern dialect of Lisp (Part 1)

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10 Best and Most Memorable Projects of 2013

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Type/Dynamics – LUST and the work of Jurriaan Schrofer at the Stedelijk Museum

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Delineating the Future – an interview with N O R M A L S

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How to use openFrameworks on the RaspberryPi – Tutorial

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John Lennon: The Bermuda Tapes – An interactive Album App by Design I/O

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inFORM – Dynamic Shape Display from Tangible Media Group

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Hyperfeel – “Macro-Textural / Sensual Aesthetic” for Nike by FIELD

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Captives – CG Geological Formations as Life-Size ‘Unfinished’ Sculptures

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Creating Instagram Kaleidoscope with Cinder – Tutorial

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Lygia Clark’s “Livro-Obra” (1983) for the iPad

Created by 32Bits Criações Digitais with Itaú Cultural and Associação Cultural o Mundo de Lygia Clark, this iPad app recreates Lygia Clark’s “Livro-Obra” (wiki), published in 1983 but through a new interface that reinterprets its manipulable structures, textures and finishings. Most ...