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Some pictures from a web project I did in mid 2017 for an event in Berlin, all the geometry is generated in code and procedurally enhanced, no tools were used. It’s rendered using an orthographic projection, simple directional lighting and a palette of 4 colors with 3 shades each. To maintain the highest performance possible this was bare webgl without any frameworks. Unfortunately this never made it to release but all rights belong to me so I’ll eventually repurpose it. These are early screenshots I had still lying around in its current state there are cars driving around on roads and some other nice animations...

#generative #berlin #palette #3d #webgl #web development #performance #realtime #unreleased

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I’m really enjoying exploring and tinkering with these kind of feedback effects for quite a while now, unfortunately I didn’t manage to put them into an audio visual context that tells a story yet.

I can’t help but hear Kevin Flynn from Tron echoing in my head:

The Grid. A digital frontier. I tried to picture clusters of information as they moved through the computer. What did they look like?

#realtime #generative #art #shader #glsl #sizecoding #demoscene #digital art #programming #coding #creative #feedback #effect

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#generative #art #realtime #lines #shader #coding #creative