Abstract Repetition

27 January 2011

7 comments

A Blue Perspective: Abstract Repetition

I'm a huge fan of dvdp's work. The limited colour palette and hypnotic repetition make for a very lost afternoon.

When I saw his latest post I just couldn't resist remixing it, so here's the result:

Abstract Repetition

Made in Processing.

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    Pozycjonowanie stron Warszawa commented on 27 January 2011 @ 04:30

    Wow, great job

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    Steve L commented on 27 January 2011 @ 10:33

    my brain hurts

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    Daniel Cates commented on 31 January 2011 @ 06:20

    This is certainly hypnotic, for some reason it reminds me of the eyes of the python Kaa in 'The Jungle Book'. but without the colors of course.

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    marr commented on 4 February 2011 @ 02:58

    Pretty cool. Was this done programmatically and saved as a gif?? I'd hate to see you going crazy moving little squares in photoshop...

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    The Man in Blue commented on 4 February 2011 @ 10:58

    Yep, it was done programmatically in Processing, then I manually composited it to an animated GIF in Photoshop.

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    angie's list commented on 11 February 2011 @ 05:42

    processing is so robust! My brother-in-law is an architect and he was able to use processing.org for a graphical representation of a city transportation layout. He also added other 'layers' representing other city services as well. Really cool stuff, nice application of processing!

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    Jeff Hales commented on 28 February 2011 @ 17:42

    I just wanted to let everyone know how amazing it is when viewed full width and centered vertically while in the browser's full screen mode. For me: Opera 11/Win 7 - right click/view image, F11 for full screen, ctrl/mouse wheel up to 340% and scroll for vert centering. Spectacular! :D

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