This music video by fellow Irishman Glenn Marshall is generated entirely from code using the marvelous Processing language developed at MIT specifically for use in programmatic art. The video looks amazing, although I am very slightly disturbed by the small swimming objects in evidence throughout the piece...
Posted by Phil at 10:08
Labels: animation, music, software-art, video
I’m Phil Clandillon, an interactive designer and art director. For the last 8 years I’ve worked both client and agency side on digital projects for music industry and entertainment clients as well as consumer brands. The aim of this blog is to document and explore the changing role of graphic design and the web in promoting music as we make the transition to a predominantly digital music industry. Along the way I'll also be covering examples of the best uses of graphic design, interactive media and generally clever marketing for bands, artists and records.
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2 comments:
I came across this piece independently. What think you of Processing? I'm so reluctant to learn another programming language.
I know what you mean. Processing looks brilliant but I'm having enough trouble just keeping up with AS3...
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