Did some practicing with Processing today. I wanted to work on my rotations and for loops. (The gif export was frustrating because I couldn’t get the right speed of the circles down). Anyways, you can find the code here. It’s very similar to some art that I found on tumblr but I can’t recall where I got it from.
Processing Random Landscape Generator || Rock-Bomber
So for an art class, we had to make a random content generator using Processing and so I made a landscape generator. The first 4 pictures are the landscapes I drew up as a complete set: tetris battlefield, glitch land, the city, and the desert.
I drew each part of the scapes on 6 separate layers, so when I plug them into the program, it puts them together in a random order making a unique or abstract landscape!
Nice way to try and kick out art blocks! I’ll add new landscapes from time to time to keep the excitement going~
The Official Bees & Bombs gif guide, because a few people have asked me how to make gifs in Processing.
numFrames is of course an int of your own choosing.
Happy giffing!
beesandbombs solution for Gif making. I get this question a great deal as well. Hope it helps.
Of course one can refine their Gif-making skills in photoshop as well. Lots of trial and error there, but you can get great results.
this is a gif i posted a few weeks ago. if you would like to make gifs like this, here is the processing source code.
note that a) i don’t write code which i intend for other people to read, apologies, and b) the code incorporates a fairly messy hack to get a motion blur effect.
enjoy!
The Official Bees & Bombs gif guide, because a few people have asked me how to make gifs in Processing.
numFrames is of course an int of your own choosing.
Happy giffing!
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Yancy Way, known as echophon, lives in Seattle, Washington. He began creating animated and generative art just under a year ago but had been drawing and painting before that. To Yancy, art is a vital human experience, a universal language. Yancy is inspired by nature, ancient cultures, geometry, design and modern art. He creates his art using Processing with the HYPE Framework, though he will occasionally use other tools and mediums.
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untitled, 2014
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