the new version of resolume comes with a new feature: video feedback. it is now possible to apply feedback-circuits to videos, and, interestingly, apply effects to the feedback. check out the possibilities of this stunning new feature here:
http://www.resolume.com/support/manual/tutorial-feedback.html
Neal Ashby and Matthew Curry´s collaborative graphic design work:
http://ashbydesign.com/artofversions/
also check out this portfolio:
you can choose from different fonts:
http://www.network-science.de/ascii/
Have fun. Don´t forget to bookmark th
an applet for the calculation of forms, with a simple introduction:
http://www.activeart.de/dim-shops/training/
SuperShape/2DApplet.html
a very complete set revealing the full bandwith of russian graphics design:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bpx/sets/72057594117941491/
find, match and arrange colors for your designs:
http://www.colourlovers.com/
A site dedicated to game sounds and songs, this list especially to the game endings, availabe in mp3
http://www.flyingomelette.com/top50songs.html
a very impressive gallery of works from Julian Beever showing his chalk drawings on american sidewalks, with massive use of point of view changes and perspective.
http://users.skynet.be/J.Beever/pave.htm
*thanks peter*
“The “PixelRoller” project is a collabortive investigation into a new creative tool between Stuart Wood MA (RCA) Interaction Design and Florian Ortkrass MA (RCA) Design Products.
The pixel roller does exactly what it say it is, rolls pixels. It can be viewed like a hand printer, the pixel roller can roll out any image, video or text manually, at any speed or diraction, round corners and over surfaces.
In the first prototype, ‘Light Roller’, the pixels are in the form of a series of 12 ultra bright UV LEDs situated along its axis. These UV LEDs excite phosophescent ink and leave trails of pixels that fade with time. ”
http://random-international.squarespace.com/
pixel-roller-overview/
*thanks julian*
be sure to check out these really amazing pictures by rob gonzales:http://haha.nu/2006/05/17/seamless-pictures/
via furl.net
a very crisp silkscreen tutorial
http://nomediakings.org/doityourself/
howto_silkscreen_posters_and_shirts.html
