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Unwrapageddon
Merry Christmas! Here’s a present for you: you just have to tear off the wrapping paper first!
Justin Windle’s 2012-themed end-of-the-world infinite procedural wrapping paper unwrapping seems like the perfect celebration of Christmas 2016.
https://soulwire.co.uk/unwrapageddon/
7E Guest Artist - Justin Windle
Justin is of a new generation of artists who may not even consider themselves artists in the pure sense. He spends his days coding for google. All artwork is coded and generative meaning that it is constantly changing and is different at any point in time that you may be viewing it. The pictures above are merely screen captures of some of his artwork. To view as intended, they must be viewed in a WebGL enabled browser such as chrome.
Check out Plasmatic Isosurface and Muscular Hydrostats (please use chrome)
Justin creates his art using tools such as WebGL, Javascript and Actionscript. He even releases the code open source on github. How cool is that.
-terry twitter.com/7electrons
Binary Type Justin Windle
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