Programmer Art

laughingsquid: Art Game, A Game About Making Art With Games

jarethbone — Wed, 06 Mar 2013 17:34:57 +1000

laughingsquid:

Art Game, A Game About Making Art With Games

tape: Hypebeast - RIOT Video Game Takes Inspiration from...

jarethbone — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 12:05:58 +1000

tape:

Hypebeast - RIOT Video Game Takes Inspiration from Clashes Across the Globe

infinitepuzzles: #137 Composition #72 ActionScript 3 generated...

jarethbone — Fri, 14 Sep 2012 15:15:09 +1000

infinitepuzzles:

#137

Composition #72

ActionScript 3 generated composition

by Patrick Gunderson via FlickR

takorii: Ok here are three concept art shots for my upcoming...

jarethbone — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 09:15:39 +1000

takorii:

Ok here are three concept art shots for my upcoming (lol) flash RPG game, which I’m callin “Nice Things” at the moment. Well actually one is a screen shot, and two of them are concept art.

Here’s the deal!

That top one is what the game currently looks like. I made the original prototype for the game in an hour at school, so I kind of went with an art style that was easy instead of looked cool. Over time I’ve tried to make it look cooler by adding colours and filters and stuff, but ULTIMATELY its a lazy art style - borne of haste and rush(e).

SO I GUESS I’VE GOT TWO ROUTES I CAN GO IN:

Pixel art, which I’m trying to stray away from because it’s my comfort zone - I’m quick at pixel art, and well practiced, but thats almost the exact reason I don’t wanna use it for this game. Because breaking boundaries yadda yadda whatever.

The other option is kind of more refined version of the original; same colours, same top-down angle, mostly similar proportions, just a bit of extra polish, and the complete removal of the fake-pixel look.

Ideally, that concept would also feature a lot more animations than the pixel art version - it would be hard work but hey if it looks better I’ll put in the HARD YARDS.

I’m still kind of mulling over which concept I like better, but I thought I’d post these just to show a little process

Or you know.

Whatever.

(catchphrase)

Not exactly programmer art, but … well … just watch...

jarethbone — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 17:09:56 +1000

Not exactly programmer art, but … well … just watch it, I think you’ll understand.

(via Pitchfork’s Soundplay Introduces Cut Copy Game | News...

jarethbone — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 11:11:40 +1000

(via Pitchfork’s Soundplay Introduces Cut Copy Game | News | Pitchfork)

Coma - Redwind Field

jarethbone — Mon, 25 Jun 2012 09:27:20 +1000

Coma - Redwind Field

prostheticknowledge: En Plein Air by Rick Silva PK NOTE:...

jarethbone — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 12:40:04 +1000

prostheticknowledge:

En Plein Air by Rick Silva

PK NOTE: UTTERLY ESSENTIAL project to follow for anyone interesting in contemporary technology and creativity …

Ongoing project involves artist creating digital works on his laptop on natural sites, using 3D software, glitches and animated GIFs - a very contemporary Impressionist. (There are some animated GIFs above, yet you may need to click on them to see them running).

From an interview at USED Magazine:

So, to start off tell us a little bit about yourself and your work

I’m a new media artist, my recent works explore landscape, remix and glitch. For my newest ongoing project enpleinair.org, I’m taking my laptop outside and seeing what I can create while reacting to the immediate terrain and elements.

En plein air, the french expression for in the open air, used in painting.. why did you choose to name it this?

Yes, it is a reference to that painting style. Taking a computer outdoors, using 3D software to create the images, and posting those images on a website is like an updated version of En plein air. Of course, making art outside has a history that goes back thousands of years, but the term En plein air has some specific connotations that I like. One is that it is often associated with the Impressionist painters, and a common technique of theirs was to work with the materiality of paint, to let it smear and pile up so that it looks simultaneously like a summer landscape and globs of paint. On enpleinair.org I let the digital processes show by including the rendering artifacts and polygon glitches.

Highly recommend checking out the project site here

lifeandcode: There is more than one type of database. Here are...

jarethbone — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 10:20:27 +1000

lifeandcode:

There is more than one type of database. Here are seven types of database — in a song.

Seven Types of Database In a Song, two minutes.

Photo

jarethbone — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 11:55:12 +1000

Hi! Please, can you send source code of this technique "yourprofile/post/5991439557/shadow-bending"? Thanks!

Mon, 04 Jun 2012 09:27:34 +1000

http://deja-visite.com/dump/ShadowBender.zip

Enjoy! I’ve never bothered cleaning it up or commenting much because it never got much interest. Hope you can understand what’s going on.

dawnawakened: ribbon.curve.18 by mark knol on Flickr.

jarethbone — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 14:46:57 +1000

dawnawakened:

ribbon.curve.18 by mark knol on Flickr.

wellyoufoundit: maloneybaloney: Gorgeous low-poly Shadow of...

jarethbone — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 17:28:19 +1000

wellyoufoundit:

maloneybaloney:

Gorgeous low-poly Shadow of the Colossus model found over at Polycount.

This is a wonderful art style for a game. And this execution is wonderful. And video games are, you guessed it, wonderful.

jonfreeze: HA! Shit Programmers Say (by pneustrom)

jarethbone — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:16:27 +1000

jonfreeze:

HA!

Shit Programmers Say (by pneustrom)

perforatededges: generative Mona by Sergio Albiac on Flickr.

jarethbone — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 14:14:38 +1000

perforatededges:

generative Mona by Sergio Albiac on Flickr.

Monkey Island 2 Bug Report

subtitlednightmares — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 23:12:59 +1000

Monkey Island 2 Bug Report

strictlynoelefants: generative abstract art by Ward De Langhe ...

jarethbone — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 14:58:07 +1000

strictlynoelefants:

generative abstract art by Ward De Langhe

generative abstract art

First results of a new generative art algorithm. Still experimenting with it (as always).
This is generated by letting 2000+ particles wander around, leaving a trail. They flock together based on a perlin noise map.

cydlawenhau: Stack Overflow

jarethbone — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 14:19:35 +1000

cydlawenhau: Stack Overflow:

cydlawenhau:

Recursion sucks, just saying.

Anyone who can work out why my code keeps dying will be my hero forever.

hitTest.as

/* The hitTest class hold functions for tracking the proximity of sprites and, if they come close enough
to appear to touch, producing a child sprite of one of two randomly assigned…

Your code doesn’t work because you have recursive inheritance.

pinkSprite extends spriteMovement extends hitTest which creates a new pinkSprite in it’s constructor.

spriteMovement should only extend Sprite or MovieClip.

moadh: Object World

jarethbone — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 14:45:39 +1000

moadh:

Object World

Playing with log scales and geological timelines. These bars...

jarethbone — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 20:13:00 +1000

Playing with log scales and geological timelines.

These bars cover 4567000000 years

For reference, here is what they look like without using a log scale:

And after adding some funky magnification:

And the final product: