Latest “drawing” experiments by Kynd / openFrameworks

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Latest set of "drawing" experiments by Kynd continue to impress. We already wrote about Kynd's work some months ago where he used openFrameworks to create pencil-like drawings of photographs. This new set, once again using openFrameworks includes sand drawings, pink bacteria dance and a quick study on watercolor-like texture. Whereas realism/replica may be the starting point for many of Kynd's pieces, I particularly enjoy when they begin to develop a life of their own - especially the case of pink bacteria (reaction–diffusion?) and sand.  See videos below.

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