GMU:Wild Type/Tim Vischer

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WILD A

For the first homework I created the capital letter A in Processing 3
[[1]].
You can download my sketch on openprocessing.org [[2]]
Wilda.png


ANImated Letter

Simple F, animated with the Ani library, that "F"ollows if you press the mouse, Code can be viewed on OpenProcessing [[3]]

Followingf.png




Drawbot

Examples created with Drawbot. Vpattern2.png link title


Fictional Alphabet

An distorted alphabet that I created using RoboFont.
It follows simple rules, all corners of a letter must end up in one corner and all roundings must have a wave form in it.

Morphedtabelle.png Kafgenwhite.png Kafgenblack.png
You can also display it as Pdf: File:Distortedfonttim.pdf


DreiDAlphabet

I made some 3D letters using Cinem4D based on a 2D version I made before displayed in Processing by the use of the PeasyCam library. The letters show the text Fox. code
Fox1.png Fox2.png


OCR

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We were playing around with the NyART library in processing to recognise markers and project something on them in real time. I made a fork as marker wich is when it is recognised held by Neptune who changes in size when increasing the marker distance as well as changing his angle. I thought it was funny to don´t use the marker function to project something three dimensional on it but use itself as something useful like 2D Neptunes missing fork also i like the aesthetics of the flat image when changing the angle.

You can view the code here

You can view the video link here


Final Project

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For my final project i made a sketch in wich you can type your own text and import your own video to export an Ray text overlay. You can adjust the offset of the capturing part and there will be also an delay of time between the video in the font and in the background cause of rendering capacities of your CPU. The font gets nearly invisible but is still quite readable, you can use the sketch to stylize a title of a video or a film or simply to play around with the different outcomes.


You can view the code here

You can view the video here



User: Tim Vischer