Rev Dan Catt
Adding flying controls to my Zarch play/toy thing, rather than the last “demo mode” I had going. Still all in straight-up javascript & canvas. The arrow is probably the most “real” 3D code in there… everything else is kind of cheating.

Go Fly: http://revdancatt.github.io/CAT808-zarch/

Adding flying controls to my Zarch play/toy thing, rather than the last “demo mode” I had going. Still all in straight-up javascript & canvas. The arrow is probably the most “real” 3D code in there… everything else is kind of cheating.

Go Fly: http://revdancatt.github.io/CAT808-zarch/

nevver:

Now in paperback

I secretly love these kinda things, but don’t reblog them because, well, secretly.

nevver:

Now in paperback

I secretly love these kinda things, but don’t reblog them because, well, secretly.

roomthily:

concrete arrows between L.A. and Salt Lake City to mark an air route (AeronauticsBranch of the Department of Commerce, 1920s and 30s)
via TYWKIWDBI

roomthily:

concrete arrows between L.A. and Salt Lake City to mark an air route (AeronauticsBranch of the Department of Commerce, 1920s and 30s)

via TYWKIWDBI

3D 3d on Flickr.The usual stupid quick javascript/sunflow render, thought I’d throw a bit of red/blue 3D in there too for fun. I think I need more photon emitters.

3D 3d on Flickr.

The usual stupid quick javascript/sunflow render, thought I’d throw a bit of red/blue 3D in there too for fun. I think I need more photon emitters.

nossidge:

In light of the marvellous response to my programmatically generated Snowball poems, I have followed the suggestion of the esteemed Andy Baio and made this into a Twitter bot.

Introducing @SnowballPoetry (bio: “i am the poet which robots created”).

As of now, it spits out a new poem every few hours. It still needs to go through me to curate the output, so I’ve queued up enough for the next month. I’m working on making it fully automated, so that I won’t have to think about it. I would be very keen to hear anyone’s suggestions on how to do that.

nossidge:

In light of the marvellous response to my programmatically generated Snowball poems, I have followed the suggestion of the esteemed Andy Baio and made this into a Twitter bot.

Introducing @SnowballPoetry (bio: “i am the poet which robots created”).

As of now, it spits out a new poem every few hours. It still needs to go through me to curate the output, so I’ve queued up enough for the next month. I’m working on making it fully automated, so that I won’t have to think about it. I would be very keen to hear anyone’s suggestions on how to do that.

3D full colour printing with … paper

(I assume the printer chews up the paper and spits it out in form.

(via Mcor IRIS | Mcor Technologies)

3D full colour printing with … paper

(I assume the printer chews up the paper and spits it out in form.

(via Mcor IRIS | Mcor Technologies)

blech:

The circle of life: I post an image to Tumblr, which Dan W uses for This Is My Jam, where it’s Dizzy-fied ready for me to copy back to Tumblr.

blech:

The circle of life: I post an image to Tumblr, which Dan W uses for This Is My Jam, where it’s Dizzy-fied ready for me to copy back to Tumblr.

Painted I on Flickr.Painted I, Processing + Sunflow + Alien Skin’s “Snap Art” filter.

Painted I on Flickr.

Painted I, Processing + Sunflow + Alien Skin’s “Snap Art” filter.

Obvious 3rd render is also obvious on Flickr.Getting there! Processing + JoonsRenderer + Sunflow

Obvious 3rd render is also obvious on Flickr.

Getting there! Processing + JoonsRenderer + Sunflow

Finally got Sunflow renderer to work… on Flickr.(in which I am predictable). Created in Processing, rendered with Sunflow.

Finally got Sunflow renderer to work… on Flickr.

(in which I am predictable). Created in Processing, rendered with Sunflow.