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Website about Digital Art - online portal of Art gallery worldwide. Other useful information: supernavcontainer Contemplations DVD, procedural graphic art from digital artist Kenneth A. Huff Tags: arts , digital art , procedural graphics , procedural art , generative art , alias maya , procedural shaders , computer graphics The digital artist Kenneth A. Huff let me know that: Tags: arts , digital arts , computer arts Tags: arts , science , digital art , proceduralism , procedural graphics , generative art , computational art , fractals , computer graphics , algorithmic art , software Tags: generative art , digital arts , artists Tags: generative art , digital art , software art , art , interviews Pixelsumo, digital art, and digital culture Tags: digital art , interaction design , computer arts , electronic arts , aesthetics computation Pixelsumo is a blog about digital art, live performance, open source technologies, installations and hacking game culture. Written and maintained by Chris O’Shea, a UK based digital artist. Tags: artificial life , digital art , software art , aesthetic computing , animation , generative art , computer art , computer music Tags: artificial life , contests , events , digital art , electronic art , generative art , computational art , evolutive art , virtual environments , avatars , cellular automata Contemplations DVD, procedural graphic art from digital artist Kenneth A. Huff generative art science digital art graphics aesthetics computation Art Forum is a place to meet for all art lovers. It is our new free online service, which is donated to the art community. There are several art cafes as places to make new friends and chat about anything to do with art. The Art Events part allows to announce and share any information about exhibitions, art competitions, awards, etc., with the art community. The third part of the forum is the exhibitor support forum.

COMPUTERGRAPHICA - Contemplations DVD, procedural graphic art from digital artist Kenneth A. Huff Tags: arts , digital art , procedural graphics , procedural art , generative art , alias maya , procedural shaders , computer graphics The digital artist Kenneth A. Huff let me know that: Tags: arts , digital arts , computer arts Tags: arts , science , digital art , proceduralism , procedural graphics , generative art , computational art , fractals , computer graphics , algorithmic art , software Each of these time-based works is a twenty-minute, non-repeating video presented as a continuous loop on DVD. The pieces are ideal for display on plasma televisions and home theater projectors — creating a constantly-evolving piece of art on your wall rather than a blank screen. earthquake COMPUTERGRAPHICA COMPUTERGRAPHICA Human-Pixel Interaction Home Guide Topics About Links RSS Feed Contact Register Login October 18th, 2005 Filed under: links — COMPUTERGRAPHICA @ 11:47 am Source: Kenneth A. Huff the first three works in my new Contemplations series of DVDs are available exclusively at www.kennethahuff.com (a.k.a. www.itgoesboing.com). The works of the Contemplations series are created to serve as balance to the rapid-cut, rapid-fire nature of popular culture and the frenetic pace of contemporary life. The contemplative nature of these works allows one to gear down and provides a quiet place for the mind to rest. Also included on each disc is an eight-minute introduction segment in which I [the author] discuss these three new pieces in the overall context of my body of work. Each disc is $50 USD, plus handling and shipping. Complete ordering details are available at: http://www.kennethahuff.com/dvds/ along with short excerpts of each works and additional notes about the series. Max’s speaking: I love Mr. Huff works. No Comments » October 7th, 2005 What is Computer Art? A Flash presentation gives an answer Filed under: links — COMPUTERGRAPHICA @ 8:58 am The following is the content of Jim Campbell’s Flash presentation on the Formula for Computer Art (found via Pierre Proske): Formula for Computer Art INPUT spoken words noise wind rain temperature touch time stock markets breath death number of people position color movement shape light levels electronic activity radio activity net activity hearbeat COMPUTER SYSTEM INPUT INTERPRETER ALGORITHMS (INVISIBLE) MEMORY (INVISIBLE) OUTPUT CONTROLLER OUTPUT motorized object heat generator rain generator noise generator scent generator wind generator moving image sound moving text moving robot dynamic lighting dynamic graph number display See it online: Formula for Computer Art 1 Comment » October 4th, 2005 3D Recursions, 3D Math for Art Places Filed under: Articles — COMPUTERGRAPHICA @ 3:02 pm Image source 3D Recursions is quite a singular forum discussing math and science applied to the generation of beautiful procedural, algorithmic 3D images.