Fractal.Invaders, Substrate (Interview with Jared Tarbell) - Processing

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Riley Waves. These images were infl uenced by the paintings of Bridget Riley, a British artist who has exhibited her work since the mid-1960s. Riley’s optically vibrant works often have a strong emotional and visceral effect on the viewer. She works exclusively with simple geometric shapes such as curves and lines and constructs visual vibrations through repetition. Because each of the waves in these images transitions from thick to thin, only the beginShape() and endShape() functions could create them. Like code 14-09 (p. 122), each wave is comprised of a sequence of triangles drawn using the TRIANGLE_STRIP parameter. 151 Synthesis 1: Form and Code
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