portfolio of
Guigui

Taijitest_p

multiplications

A derivate sketch from the one I did few years ago. Now for my 2nd kid. The code is a mess but it's working. And now it's also working on my phone 8^)

Taijitest

just a test

MayNotSmile

Especially made for Cedric Nganso Njomou.

Sometimes, it just need to let the people be happy by themselves.

derivated from my MaySmile sketch,
http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=4701
itself built onto Michael Winkler's Smiley
http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=4700

Illusion Limit Finder

Made by Guigui - 3/12/2009
inspired by
http://www.contextfreeart.org/gallery/view.php?id=2135
itself inspired by
http://www.fogonazos.es/2009/11/no-es-una-ilusion-optica-es-que-tu.html

Press any key to french it ;^)
Press the spacebar to toggle the background.

The limitation of the illution may depend of a lot of things:
not only our personal sensibility (itself dependant of our eyestrain) but also the screen used, etc…
But not the color used (for me).

If you have the time, you can tell your limits in the comments (particularly the brightness one).

MaySmile

build onto Michael Winkler's Smiley at http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=4700

It's a wonderful game: don't let them down!

Quick and dirty color mixer

Imagine all the people…

…sharing all the world…hoo hoo hoowowowowooo…………http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=2063

HELP!

I don't succed in duplication, neither in multiplication, nor in cloning. So I'm in pain…

Keys

Check it out!

distance

use + and - to add and remove points.

Woooop

Oh oh oh, look what I got here. It's funny, no?

…mm…and it's clicable, btw. 8^)

HAVE YE

exploring very briefly the Geomerative library by Ricard Marxer, using the Yeah Noah Existence Light font.

Colorjitu

We're in a HSB color space and the saturation of the Taijitus is always at the maximum. For the hue and the brightness, in a way, it depend of you. 8^)

Taijitututu

Watch it intensely, forget everything, be aware, enjoy! 8^)

training

For my child who's learning the multiplication tables. The code is a bit messy but I did it fast, it's late and I'm tired. You can easily make it fullscreen by changing the sizeX and sizeY variables. I will test it on him tomorow, I hope he will find it fun! B^∫

THE GUIGUITROCHOID

When I was a kid, I was fascinated by the Spirographe. Also by the drawings made with it, but more by the cogwheels themselves. Ok, here you can play with the keys a, z, q, s, w, x, o, p, l, m, h and the space bar. Hey, I've just notice than the java2D renderer in my browser is not as good as in Processing or in stand alone.

Étoile et moirage

hold down the a, z, q, s, w, x keys (not at the same time, buddy!)

Xoom Yoom not Zoom

The speeds in x-axis and y-axis are controled by the mouse pointer position.
Clic to change the shapes between circles and stars.
The row of white circles show the frameRate.

On my laptop, with the pointer at the right and lower corner, I got ± 25 fps with the circles, only ± 12 fps with the stars. Guess wich computer is it?

Obviously not like Rui Gil's 'Simple Feedback'*, but I first wanted to try something similar during my last train travel. And I get there.

* http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=614)
(I didn't rebember his technic so I did something really different

J'AI UN SERPENT DANS MA BOTTE !

Use the arrow keys to move.
Reload the page for another level.
You should also reload if you don't like the colors.
Isn't it fun? 8^)