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a experiment using 8 directional lights to illuminate a - hmmm - thing made from black spheres

click here to see it in action or download the code

This is another experiment using the hemesh library

click here to run it or download the code

This is a experiment using the hemesh library

click here to run it or download the code

I will participate in 30daysofcreativity again this year. So this is my creative thing for day 1:

My Day 30 Project for 30daysofcreativity is a little processing firework

click here to see it in action

I just proted the example programm from my processing tutorial to processing.js. I only had to remove the private keywords from my classes and change tiny bits here and there. But i was really surprised how well everything went

click here to give it a try

I made a little "workflow"-diagram, that draws boxes with a little dropshadow. I do this by calling a paint method that does all the drawing. Then I apply a blur filter and shift the whole image slightly to the upper right. Then the paint method is called again, and draws the boxes, arrows, and text entries.

click here to run the applet and download the sourcecode.

I made a new pencil-drawing yesterday

Update:

there is a new version of the CookieCutter-Editor!

Recently some very awsome cookiecutter-designs started to show up on thingiverse (like the escher cookie cutter or the jigsaw cookie cutter, and many more) (and one of the local radiostations has played "last cristmas", because it's only 6 months till x-mas O_o )

So i thought about how the generation of such custom cookie cutters could be simplified and i developed a custom cookie cutter generator in processing.

Click here to download the processing sketch.

Basically it's a very very simple vector graphic programm, where you can design the cookie form you want to have. to export the design as a stl file press the letter 'e'

this is my day 26 project for 30daysofcreativity

This is what the cookie-cutter-editor looks like

This is what the generated stl file looks like

And this is what the printed cookie-cutter looks like (still have to fiddle around with my skeinforge settings a bit)

I made a very small pixelfont for using it on a 5x7-ledmatrix

I also made a bigger version, to make it a bit more readable on a computer screen