Stefan Goodchild

Design by Dieter Rams

Things which are different in order simply to be different are seldom better, but that which is made to be better is almost always different.

Dieter Rams, 1993

My goal is to omit everything superfluous so that the essential is shown to best possible advantage.

Dieter Rams, 1980

via Monoscope

Gegenlicht (back-light) by Moka

Amazing realtime volumetric video done in openframeworks by Moka. I love lighting effects more than anything and this just strips it down to the pure volumetric lighting goodness using GLSL shaders.

A Thousand Words by Ted Chung

Utterly gorgeous.

Akai APC40

apc40

One word.

Want.

I Feel A T-Shirt Coming On

Delia Derbyshire

Spent some of the weekend fine tuning this trace of a famous image of Delia Derbyshire. Now I need to find some way of getting it onto a T-Shirt.

Disco Maths

I started messing around with sin/cosin based grid manipulation a few days ago and posted the results on Flickr along with an abstract of the code and equation I used to generate the images.

This prompted Andy Best to amend the code to create two animations. Inspired by his efforts I decided to do my own animation in response.

The music is a quick edit I did of a Sir Drew bootleg 12” I’ve had for years and always loved.

Particle Text

Was experimenting with creating text with particles and a friend who runs the Sound of Habib record label said that he wishes he had time to mess around with stars so this is a little christmas gift for him.

TouchOSC and Processing Accelerometer Example Code

Playing with my iPhone and Processing v1 on the train last night I started messing with TouchOSC and thought that this super simple (and fairly rough) example code using the oscP5 library may help someone on their way to interactive wobbly nirvana.

Code after the jump.

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Frederik Vanhoutte Generative Art on Flickr

Absolutely loving the latest work from Frederik that popped up on my Flickr Processing Group feed. The neon colour scheme is almost 80’s in feel but it really works for me.