Today I reuploaded all the old sketches to Openprocessing and corrected all the links too. Here’s a link to my profile, if you want to see them all in one place. I also added pictures to all the little doodles, hopefully I won’t forget about this in the future. Also, something unthinkable happened, somebody made a very funny fork of my day 8 doodle.
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March 3, 2010day 8
February 23, 2010I found a new host for processing sketches, this is based on a haXe interpreter of processing. It seems to be slower that processingjs, but maybe I’ll use it some more. Well, here’s my sketch for today, I can not link (I don’t know where exactly I downloaded them from, but you can find one of them by googling Clockwork Orange 
) to the original images that were combined, but I hope their authors won’t mind.
This time I used Inkscape to vectorize by hand the source picture, it was very easy and although the hosting site does not allow data files in the sketch, it was pretty straightforward to copy the vertices of the ngons into processing and have them filled.
day 7
February 5, 2010It’s too bad that I don’t have the time to work on these little processing doodles each day. But today I spent 3 hours recreating a cigarette advertisement I found on the net, I really enjoyed tinkering with coordinates and stuff. Also towards the end I started to appreciate the geometrical nature of this picture, for example, the smoke trails are perfect sine waves. Sadly I didn’t have the nerve to recreate the trade mark too, Modiano, I don’t know if they’re still around, I hope they won’t mind I used their picture (or the original author for that matter). I really liked this picture. (Btw. I don’t endorse smoking.)
So, here’s the original (you can find it with google image search by searching for modiano):
And here’s my version:
Here is the processingjs version (sorry, but I really had to animate the smoke).
Maybe one day I’ll also add noise too, to emulate the paper version better.
