Here is a quick little project I did for Dave, who now goes by Fever Creative. I wasn’t able to go to Miami, where it was used, but Jacob Milam took some videos and pictures. A video of a runway show floats around the screen, following the users face, while the liquid simulation (thanks Memo! [...]
A couple of students also asked about using JSON in openFrameworks. Here is a quick example of using json-cpp. JSONExample: using json-cpp in openFrameworks. XCode format NOTE: you will need this updated version of ofxHttpUtils_03 and ofxThread (which comes with the FAT version of oF) to run the example.
One of my students wants to get stock quotes from Yahoo Finance for his project, so I wrote a bit of code to do a HTTP GET and regular expression. I am a bit out of touch with what has been going on with scraping/web-related stuff in oF, but I recently got a request for [...]
Part 1 of a 2-part lesson on working with bitmaps in openFrameworks.
A few weeks ago, I stumbled across the site weeknotes.com, and the concept struck to me as a great, low-commitment way of journaling without the pretense of pretending to have some super deep insights that need to be written down. Weeknotes are “about reflecting on your work, your achievements, and what’s on deck.“ Simple. It [...]
YouTube War is an augmented reality card game that is played in front of a live audience.
I am working with an animator on some really beautiful pieces.
Just like the Olympics, only with fingers
Post-Fellowship Work
Ever since I installed this new Recent Shared Items plugin, I have become very aware of how little I post on here. It makes it seem like all I do is browse my Google Reader. But I have been very busy! So here is a little update. I finished my epic 4-year long fellowship at [...]