Monday, February 7, 2011

Vector Simplicity


A lot of my artwork is very chaotic (or messy as my wife would prefer to call it). Here's something simple for a change. Generated via MSG processors in Studio Artist 4.03.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Vectorized Turbulence Experiment


This is a still frame from an animation experiment. It starts off using MSG to generate a self-evolving turbulence field, which is then vectorized. That animation movie file is then run through temporal image processing effects in Studio Artist 4.

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Paint Synthesizer Evolution


The image above was generated from a live editing session using the paint synthesizer evolution help commands to mingle 4 different paint presets live while streaming the result into an open movie stream. A tutorial on the whole process will post on my daily effects blog studioartist.posterous.com in a few days.

Friday, February 4, 2011

SweatShop


This fell out of some ruins porn stack filtering experiments, with a real loose definition of the ruins porn imagery concept that includes a bunch of urban industrial chaos photos in the movie brush as opposed to just derelict buildings. So maybe it should be in the urban chaos porn genre? Or the chinese future genre? Or maybe it's just a picture of our world as it is today.

Thursday, February 3, 2011

The Temple


The Temple of Ruins Porn that is. More experiments using stack filtering of ruins porn imagery for the 'Voice of Eye and Thomas Dimuzio' animation project i'm working on.

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Drugs and Liquor


More experiments with ruins porn imagery. These are all experiments for some animations i'm working on for audio tracks associated with a new 'Voice of Eye and Thomas Dimuzio' album.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Ruins Porn


I ran across the expression 'ruins porn' the other day, and thought it might actually be interesting imagery for an audio project i'm trying to build some animations for. Here's one example of a frame capture from some experiments in this genre. The processing is all about stack filtering.