The ultimate guide to the procedural mentality Understanding proceduralism is a key to generative modeling and animation and while it’s opening abstract thinking abilities, it opens you the way to creating generative art.
We will welcome Yuki Ishida, a visual artist from Backspace Productions Inc!■ Date4th October 2020 15:00-18:00 JST ・We recommend you to join the webinar room at least 5 minutes prior to the workshop.・We will open the room 30 minutes prior to the event.
Houdini x TouchDesigner Audio Creation Baton We TDSW ( Tokyo Developer's Study Weekend ) have posted an exciting turorial series on our Youtube Channel!!
Gracing the expansive lobby of 150 North Riverside in Chicago is an elegant and impressively large "dynamic digital sculpture" conceived of and produced by talented innovators and home-team creative agency Leviathan. The scale and technical feat is indeed remarkable.
This simple graphic editor was made in Touchdesigner as "an exercise and for fun" but we think it's really far out!. Anton is a visual effects artist and TD working in Russian animation film. His main instrument is Houdini and he loves proceduralism, generative art and TouchDesigner.
The inaugural Panorama Festival was held this summer proclaiming itself as a "modern-day World's Fair of music, art, culture and technology, showcasing future-forward creativity beyond the confines of the average music festival experience." Headliners included music stars Kendrick Lamar, Arcade Fir
We first became aquainted with Vincent Houzé through the very compelling and often amusing videos he shares of his artistic and R&D experiments. Above: My first steps with Arduino and a little proof of concept.
Ian McDonnell and Dara Smith make up Dublin-based Lakker who since the early 2000s have been dishing out deep, dark, bass-loaded electronic music, tracks that have graced the decks of those with a tendency to tip the scales on the spectrum of "dark" and "heavy" - Aphex Twin and Surgeon for instance.
Stanislav Glasov came through with this, his words, "rough" (we don't find it so) video documentation in time for our review of Week01 2014.
