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Dyadic device: a 4 shaft loom simulation. | dave's blog of art and programming edit / delete
"Instead of defining the pattern you want directly, you are describing the set up of a 4 shaft loom – so the warp threads that each of 4 shafts pick up in the top row of toggle boxes, then which shafts are picked up for each weft thread as the fabric is woven on the right." Very cute, and surprisingly little code.
Post Position » #! is Published edit / delete
"The book consists of poetic programs and their outputs. The programs in the book are all free software, and in case you don’t want to type them in, the longer ones are all available in my “code” directory."
to amusements art code ... on 24 August 2014
Dragan Espenschied edit / delete
Lots of digital(-ish) artwork, including several based on Teletext.
IASLonline NetArt: History of Computer Art edit / delete
Being translated into English as I write.
to art retrocomputing retrotech video ... on 17 December 2013
teletext « GOTO8O edit / delete
Art experiments with teletext. I like the teletext tracker!
to art graphics retrotech teletext tracker videotext ... on 12 November 2013
S.F.B. Morse: Gallery of the Louvre edit / delete
Yes, *that* Samuel Morse. I'd like a print of this for the office.
feral trade courier edit / delete
Mexican hot chocolate, anyone?
to amusements art food shopping ... on 29 July 2013
Anna & Elizabeth / Crankies | Elizabeth LaPrelle edit / delete
An illustrated version of Lord Bateman!
Cruisin 3 by Abyss edit / delete
A demo producing simultaneous output on a TV and oscilloscope showing the video signal. There's a pretty good explanation of how this (probably!) works in the comments: set the scope to sync on the composite sync pulses, and zoom in on (say) grey values 1-30, then you can draw 625 arbitrary lines on the scope while still having them nearly invisible on the composite monitor. Cute. He ought to do one that also displays shapes on a vectorscope next time!
jtnimoy: The Work of Josh Nimoy edit / delete
How Tron Legacy's faux-tech art was created.
to amusements art graphics tron ... on 24 March 2013
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