Cameron Browning

 

I have been filming out the window of subways lately and have come up with a foolproof method for creating slit scan images out of these vignettes. I use an iPhone 5s held in portrait mode, so the instructions below include a rotation of the video before compositing.

If they’re not already installed, install ffmpeg and imagemagick using Homebrew:

$> brew install imagemagick
$> brew install ffmpeg


The most common words in artwork titles. Click the words to view the works, or select the filters below to highlight themes.

Interactive Version after the jump.

The averages of artwork images by decade of interest. Inspired by Pat David.

These 32 generative images (used as the background of this site) were inspired by the previous 16 Crystalline HTML Structures, use a custom OpenGL application, written in openFrameworks, to render generative patterns. The application (Github link) can also output Postscript vector files for high-resolution print output.

All Images after the jump.

First install Imagemagick with Homebrew with

brew install imagemagick

Then:

$> mkdir frames
$> ffmpeg -i movie.mov -r 30 frames/$image%03d.jpg
$> convert frames/*.jpg anim.gif

View on Codepen: http://codepen.io/camb416/pen/YPvpLz

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Download the 287 megapixel original [23MB ZIP]

dots in motion from Cameron Browning on Vimeo.

Interactive version after the jump, or go straight to Codepen.