070824_NurbsFieldAttractor_02

Interesting results for me as the latest outputs are very similar than a previous work from me - within "Play" a DRL group back in 2003; I was there experimenting with particles dynamics within 3dsMax; it took adges on a pentium 2 or 3 to calculate each frames! I left for the Christmas break for 12 days and when I came back my computer was still calulating frames...
Here within rhinoscript it is still not "Fast" but now I do understand the math behind the paramters of those 3dsMax "space warp"...

070817_NurbsField

for every pt: sum of attractions = direction; sum of directions in time = path
the sum of paths = nurbsfield; fast track test...

070808_XYc (revisited)

while trying to understand several cases still triggering some important issues on a recurent research about "tayloring nurbs surfaces into non-trinagulated panels", theverymany has been revisiting an old project: "XYc" (as X or Y components projected flat onto a planes normal to the surface...)

070806_Tesselation: Flat Panels On Nurbs Surface

Updates an on going research within the studio on how to create a taylor ornementation pattern onto an host nurbs surface with flat panels which are not triangulated - in that option specific option the panels are connected "air tight" (within one specific condition of double curvature only).

070805_Expressionism

"Expressionism is the tendency of an artist to distort reality for an emotional effect; it is a subjective art form." (Ie wikipedia.org)


a photography is a registration of reality; its expressionist distortion with the collage of a result of an explicit process of design is a certain form of ironie on a sunday night...

070801_Aperiodic_Series000

very first test or what i would qualify as a "performative computational design sketch" - yet it does look wild - which within the field of "explicit design process" is often consider as "not in control" - I accept the critic - though that one has more thoughts embeded in terms of pre-rational emergent design process that it does look like...


repetition within subdivision - can't argue yet about it as still requires more development - more should come...