adamferriss:

the apng works!

You’ll need firefox or this chrome plugin to see it though

Adam Ferriss keeping pushing the boundaries of the medium. Still so proud of the edition he did on The File Arts using bitsorting on a gigantic image: 500 years away: Star Forming Region ngc 3324

The File Arts presents:
Epidermis
by Douglas D. Prince

The nude is a canonical subject in classical art. The internet is notorious for pornography. Epidermis is Latin for skin, and manages to create high art out of pornographic source material by literally skimming the surface; the images are made from parts of other images that show only skin. This still makes for some uncomfortable viewing…

The download contains 3 JPG images from the series Epidermis at their full resolution, wallpapers for desktop and iOS of the images and a PDF with background information on the images, the process and the artist. This edition is on offer for $15,- for the first week. After thursday 26th April 2013 it will be $20,- So Buy now…

Check out and follow Douglas Prince on Tumblr

The File Arts presents:
Epidermis
by Douglas D. Prince

The nude is a canonical subject in classical art. The internet is notorious for pornography. Epidermis is Latin for skin, and manages to create high art out of pornographic source material by literally skimming the surface; the images are made from parts of other images that show only skin. This still makes for some uncomfortable viewing…

The download contains 3 JPG images from the series Epidermis at their full resolution, wallpapers for desktop and iOS of the images and a PDF with background information on the images, the process and the artist. This edition is on offer for $15,- for the first week. After thursday 26th April 2013 it will be $20,- So Buy now…

Check out and follow Douglas Prince on Tumblr

adamferriss:

short

Mesmerising.

And am I the only one seeing the similarities with the just launched edition from The File Arts Epidermis by Douglas D Prince? :-)

The File Arts presents:
Epidermis
by Douglas D. Prince

The nude is a canonical subject in classical art. The internet is notorious for pornography. Epidermis is Latin for skin, and manages to create high art out of pornographic source material by literally skimming the surface; the images are made from parts of other images that show only skin. This still makes for some uncomfortable viewing…

The download contains 3 JPG images from the series Epidermis at their full resolution, wallpapers for desktop and iOS of the images and a PDF with background information on the images, the process and the artist. This edition is on offer for $15,- for the first week. After thursday 26th April 2013 it will be $20,- So Buy now…

Check out and follow Douglas Prince on Tumblr

forgethowtotalk:

//Pixel Sorting - Ha Long Bay
int threshold;
String url;
PImage img;

void setup(){
  url = “http://farm2.staticflickr.com/1274/4681305225_fb217325c8_b.jpg”;
  img = loadImage(url);
  size(img.width,img.height);
  frameRate(12);
  threshold = 135;
}

void draw(){
  img.loadPixels();
    for (int k=width; k<width*height-width; k++){
      if (threshold < 153) {
        if (brightness(img.pixels[k]) > threshold){
          img.pixels[k-width] =
          color(int(red(img.pixels[k-1])),
          int(green(img.pixels[k-1])),
          int(blue(img.pixels[k-1])));
        } else {
          img.pixels[k] =
          color(int(red(img.pixels[k])),
          int(green(img.pixels[k])),
          int(blue(img.pixels[k])));
        }
        threshold = threshold+1;
      } else {
        threshold = 135;
      }
    }
  img.updatePixels();
  image(img,0,0);
}

Also check out James Proctor’s edition on The File Arts.

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adamferriss:

I’ve been in love with Kim Asendorf’s Mountain Tour series since I first saw it in 2010. Since then, I’ve been trying to recreate a pixel sorting script in processing that would achieve a similar style. I think I’m finally circling in on his code.

Check out Adam Ferriss’s edition on The File Arts.

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miron:

Gif collaboration // Miron // Haydiroket

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