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martin fuchs
written images
Mar 2nd, 2010, 1:23pm  
We are looking for artists, designers and developers who would like to provide a self-made, generative image-creating application for a book.

writtenimages.net

entry deadline June 30, 2010

Artists, designers and developers are encouraged to program image creating applications, which will be published as four-page spreads in the book.

These programs visualize internet data-streams or display self-generated content. They are able to save continuously changing images on demand.

Every application will run through an auto-generative printing program which generates and compiles all images and metatexts into a printable book.

The printing will be done digitally due to continuously changing data.

The final result will be an unique art book; a fusion of various digital artworks in printed form.
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koogy
Re: written images
Reply #1 - Mar 3rd, 2010, 1:59am  
> Functional Requirements:
> * self-developed, executable program for windows or mac os x

why no linux? given that you're using processing and processing runs fine on linux why restrict it to just windows and macs?

(your example worked fine last night when i tried it)
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martin fuchs
Re: written images
Reply #2 - Mar 6th, 2010, 2:23pm  
sorry about that. it's because that way we would need one additional computer.
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koogy
Re: written images
Reply #3 - Mar 6th, 2010, 3:06pm  
http://www.virtualbox.org/ - runs on windows, lets you run ubuntu (etc) as a virtual machine.

but nevermind - i can use processing, test it at work and it'll be fine.
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