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Generative Art: Google Logo

Categories Art Programming

I’ve been impressed with what the Processing community does with generative art, and Actionscript seems to be at a point where it can be used much like Processing. In that vein, I’ve been watching Mark Knol’s generative art for a while, and while I wanted to do something like it, I’ve never actually bothered to create sit down and start coding it up.

Today, I tried to recreate his work on the Google logo. While mine doesn’t seem to have as much depth or chaos, I think it turned out fairly well. With some tweaking, I could improve it, but for now I just wanted to put something out there.

Hope you like it!

Great Googly Moogly!

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  Angie Taylor 24 July 2009 11:48

  Nice site, nice artwork, great blogs, thanks. I have afreind who is developing a drawing application with processing, I’m very jealous of his programming skills, mine are pretty non-existent!

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  pixelbath 28 July 2009 12:04

  Thanks, Angie!

  I’ve seen some of the work done with Processing, and it’s phenomenal. Since I know Actionscript far more than I know Java, using Actionscript to generate images was a more natural fit for me. I’ve toyed around with Processing here and there, but the impetus to learn a new language solely for art just isn’t there, with all the other artsy projects I have going on.

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