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My latest processing sketch draws a wood of recursive generated trees. To add some pseudo 3D effect, the trees are drawn smaller and lighter the further they are away from the viewer.

I also added a little noise to the angle of the branches to simulate a little bit of wind.

click here to start the sketch or download the sourcecode.

I combined two of my older processing sketches - the labyrinth generator and the isometric drawing example

click here to start the sketch or download the sourcecode.

ROBOT!!!! (did I already mention that I like robots?)

I made a simple gauge simulator in processing

click here to start the sketch or download the sourcecode.

click on the applet and move the mouse-pointer

here is hat number 3 - because you also can't be married and have 2 kids and knit only 2 hats ...

And here comes another example of interactive lineart in processing. I'm quite sure its not the greatest example if interactive art, but I still like it.

click here to start the sketch or download the sourcecode.

I ordered a lol-shield for my arduino a while ago. Yesterday I finally found the time to solder the 133 leds :-)

I had no time to write any code for it yet, but I ran the example scripts from the LolShield Library and it works quite well.

so stay tuned for some led-blinking madness :-)

I played around with the volumetric utils from toxcilibs again, this time I made a structure out of hexagonal prisms. I think I will try to print this on my makerbot - should make a nice earring

click here to start the sketch or download the sourcecode.

Back in march I made a small processing sketch that generates eyes for a cheep digital picture frame ( see Little Pictureframe is watching you),

this little picture frame has turned into a vampire today

since you can't knit only one hat if you have two children - here is the second knit hat I made