For Your Processing

Projects and tutorials that keep me excited about the programming language Processing.

[notational]

Built a new Processing + GLSL visual instrument tonight.

This version can: • switch between camera / video / image folders • dynamically load folders during runtime • lazy-load images instead of preloading everything into RAM • apply mosaic fragmentation + mesh distortion • auto-randomize layouts • crop media properly instead of stretching it

Feels somewhere between: video synthesizer collage machine shader sketchbook broken archive terminal

I’m trying to start releasing one free creative coding tool or experiment every week over on Patreon from here on out.

More sketches, more systems, more visual noise, more strange little machines.

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#processing #creativecoding #generativeart #glsl #shader #newmediaart

[piti2048]

patternSea A tide of rings fluctuates between the white foam and the dark abyss, the hypnotic pulse of the waves on the sand.

#p5js generated. Plot with white Gellly Roll 08 and black 0.4 Faber over 230g kraft A4.

[sasj]

Geometric Shapes / 260527

[piti2048]

gridSphere

The grid rotates, it traps you. You are in the grid. You are the grid.

[notational]

Dither Lab is a realtime Processing + GLSL experiment that transforms live camera footage and video into dynamic dithered textures and fragmented electronic surfaces. The sketch explores: Bayer dithering noise-based thresholding block-based image reduction signal degradation aesthetics realtime shader manipulation Controls allow live adjustment of: contrast brightness threshold bias grid size animated noise inversion blending intensity I’m interested in the point where imagery stops functioning like photography and starts functioning like material. Built with: Processing GLSL shaders Processing Video library Code available on Patreon. Part of the ongoing Another Human in the Loop creative coding lab. #processing #creativecoding #generativeart #shaderart #glsl #newmediaart #computerart #experimentalvideo #realtimegraphics #videoart

[franklin-l-toote]

[sasj]

Geometric Shapes / 260507

[blondebrainpowered]

[necessary-disorder]

[notational]

Motion graphics and video feedback programmed with #processing

[notational]

This Processing sketch began while looking at paintings by Paul Kremer and thinking about softness, suspended forms, color relationships, and slow organic motion. I wanted the shapes to feel somewhere between paint, organisms, clouds, and inflatables drifting through a dream-space. The blobs are generated with Perlin noise and continuously reshape themselves over time, creating forms that never fully settle into a fixed identity. Each object can move autonomously, change scale, mutate its surface tension, and cast soft shifting shadows against a rotating palette of candy-colored backgrounds. Even though the system is interactive, I’m sharing the video without the HUD or controls so the piece can exist more like a moving painting than a software demo. Built in Processing. Downloadable on Patreon. Influences: Paul Kremer, biomorphic abstraction, soft sculpture, digital painting, generative animation, liquid forms, ambient motion.

[necessary-disorder]

[leotheponderer]

Abstract artwork I created through coding in Processing

Software: Processing

Topic: Memories

Concept: Some dreams grow and leave their mark on reality, while others remain dreams. Memories shape dreams, just as dreams shape memory, each leaving their stain and shaping a person into who they are, until their end comes and all is extinguished.

[sasj]

Geometric Shapes / 260415

[piti2048]

welderWalker

Four random walkers melting the darkness create inhospitable, undefined but brilliant paths. Poetic.

#p5js generated. Plot scratching black paper with iridescent background

[notational]

I made this mirroring effect as a Processing sketch years ago. That was before I started coding alongside ChatGPT or Gemini. I think I'll start sharing some of this older code on my Patreon and Github. In a strange way I feel like my newer code is kind of overworked in comparison. I hope you dig this. Please subscribe to my Patreon for more regular code drops.

[tablesage]

9 year old spheres become

1 day old spheres