Ishihara Drawing 1

These are some old prints that I made for an exhibition called Ishihara, back in 2008. They’re created using a tool I built called Rotator, which degrades vector drawings as they are printed to a bitmap, whilst following the path of a random wander. I found them on an old hard drive and thought I’d share. Read : Generative Prints for Ishihara »

Posted on 12 Feb 2010
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Glitchmap - AS3 Glitch Generator

Sometimes it’s good to break things…

During a recent project I needed to find a way of simulating digital interference on an image / video stream. At first, it seemed the best approach might be to use the graphics API or Bitmap effects, but why imitate when you can have the real thing. Read : Smack My Glitch Up »

Posted on 03 Feb 2010
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Soulwire Blog 2010 Redesign

I’ve been off the web radar for several months. The later part of 2009 saw many changes and, despite being extremely busy with several interesting projects and personal studies, I have somewhat neglected this blog. Read : Another Day, Another Design »

Posted on 01 Feb 2010
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Generative Tentacles

I’ve been revisiting one of my favourite topics lately – recursion – and have been getting together a bunch of sketches for a big personal project I’m working on (more on that another time). Anyway, I inadvertently stumbled across quite a nice way of making things grow in a convincing manner, and whilst this script doesn’t actually use recursion ‘per se’, I thought it was kind of cool so I ran with it. Read : Technical Tentacles »

Posted on 26 May 2009
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Bandcamp Music Visualisations

Just a quick (and slightly belated) announcement.

The distinguished Bandcamp has recently been regaled with another round of audio-visual snacks. I’ve had a lot of fun working on them, and there will be even more in the not too distant future.

The whole Bandcamp site in fact is bursting with more and more tasty new features which you should check out. In terms of my little contribution on the music visualistions front, there are currently four new full fat flavors to feast on… Read : More Music Visualisations »

Posted on 17 Mar 2009
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Soulwire is a weblog by Justin Windle; a Creative Technologist at Lean Mean Fighting Machine, London – I often Tweet, Flik, Link and Vim.

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March 18th 2010 - 4:38pm

@DavidArno @zenbullets @jamesalliban We were only messing. Feel bad for taking the piss out of that guys demo; he did write a 3D engine! :)