First vvvv experiment
This is a quick experiment made with vvvv.
Just spinning spheres and moving textures.
This is a quick experiment made with vvvv.
Just spinning spheres and moving textures.
Before working with web and interactive development, I was very involved in type design. Most of my typefaces are currently distributed through MyFonts.
I haven’t released any typefaces since 2006 but I still draw letters all the time — I always like to have a piece of paper and a pen or pencil at hand. Today I scanned and uploaded some sketches to my Flickr account.
P.S.: Just finished doing some blog maintenance:
Finally managed to experiment with Context Free, a software that uses context-free grammar to generate images. Substitution rules define a grammar — it’s very simple but also very powerful; appropriate to explore the concepts of recursion and randomness.
Following the Generator.x group on Flickr I came across Apophysis, an open-source fractal flame editor (there’s a dedicated Apophysis Flickr group too). It is so easy to create beautiful images with it — too easy, one might say. The following is my first Apophysis flame (adjusted brightness/contrast in Photoshop).