Some Random Dude

A basic motion experiment in Processing. It’s been a while since I’ve been able to post a project up here. I’m glad I was able to put this up.

Video, vector downloads and source code available at somerandomdude.net/blog/processing/wandering-blossoms/

Cast: P.J. Onori

First exposure to the noise() method has made random/organic motion SO much easier. Big credit to Robert Hodgin over at Flight404 as this a derivative of one of his past projects.

More info + source code at somerandomdude.net/blog/processing/meander/

Cast: P.J. Onori, flight404

An algorithmic motion piece of a car ride created through real-time abstraction of webcam video taken from a laptop.

Check the URL below for the other video and a more detailed explanation:

vimeo.com/392698

Cast: P.J. Onori

While this video may not look like it, this is an actual abstraction of a recording from a drive we took tonight. The drive was late at night, hence the deep contrast and bright colors. The lulls in motion are just the basic dropoffs in light. This video was created with Processing by essentially pointing our MacBook’s iSight out the driver’s side window and having the sketch perform real-time video interpretations.

We also recorded from the passenger side with another laptop which turned out even cooler. That one should be up soon.

Cast: P.J. Onori

My first sketch in Processing. I am blown away at what can be done.

Cast: P.J. Onori