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A Figurine for the Ages – Matthew Plummer-Fernandez’s Venus of Google

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Vanishing Point – UVA redraws perspective with light

Social Networking With The Living Dead – Matt Pearson

‘Forest’ – Musical forest by Marshmallow Laser Feast for STRP Biennale

Glitché – Distort your photos using computer errors and bugs

Do Not Touch – Celebrate the nearing end of the humble computer cursor

Fluidic – Sculpture in Motion by WHITEvoid

Small, Programmable, Wearable and Cheap – Enjoying the ATTiny85 Tutorial

No-one Ever Cried At A Website – Matt Pearson

ScreenLab 0x02 Residency at University of Salford, MediaCityUK - 3 dimensional computer generated art

ScreenLab 0×02 – Exploring new modes of perception

Resonate 2013 – The Best Kind of Noise

basil.js – Computational and generative design using Adobe InDesign

Shedding Light on Squidsoup – A Conversation with Anthony Rowe

Creating spectacles with d3 / United Visual Artists – Special Feature

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You Naked – Flat-e for Warp Records and Jamie Lidell

Senseless Drawing Bot #2 by Takahiro Yamaguchi and So Kanno

Kentucky Route Zero – Mysterious narrative by Cardboard Computer

3D Printed Record – 600dpi into 11kHz with Processing and ModelBuilder

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17/08/2012 / Mac

Embers by TDA – 1 kilobyte to rule them all!

Doing spectacular things with very little code has a long tradition in the demoscene. Born out of necessity when home computers were slow and memory space scarce, pushing against artificial boundaries became a popular “sport” when PC hardware power blew ...

10/05/2012 / Java, Windows

Hartverdrahtet – Infinite complexity in 4096 bytes

Worthy winner of the PC 4kB intro competition at Revision 2012 and latest example of the compact-coding tradition exercised within the demoscene, Hartverdrahtet by Akronyme Analogiker is a three minute long audio-visual trip into a procedural fractalverse, compressed into a ...

28/07/2010 / Processing

Graffiti Viscosity [Processing]

Created by Victor Martins aka pixelnerve, Graffiti Viscosity are Processing experiments exploring the possibilities of using GML data type with shader library Victor created. If you are unfamiliar with GML (Graffiti Markup Language), it is a new XML file type specifically designed by FAT for ...