xpost from AlienOrganics.net:  Finally, the sequel for the "Subconscious Perceptions", my main, or side project within my art endeavours for over a year now, it took a while (!) Alternate title "Peekaboo", if you can find my eyes and head, its there, hidden in the details. Some of you mightve seen earlier versions and can tell from that, or the progress which is included in the full article as a 6-step scanned image sequence.

Pencil on A3 Bristol Slate paper, fixated a bit too many times, but turned out ok after some Photoshop retouch. I got the original prepared at 19k x 13k pixels for print, I think it does well as an A2 or even A1, some closeups are included too in the full article.

 

I've played around more with the Xbox Kinect and FreeFrame plugins: free download

These are PC ONLY, and only an FF1.0 CPU version of this newly attached one for now, I'll see what I can do later with FFGL version, and if anyone want to *give* me a Mac I might make a Mac version, otherwise it will have to wait till I get a new Mac I'm afraid :S

The plugins use the OpenNI library internally to get the depth image in real time from (in theory any PrimeSense/OpenNI module) the Kinect controller, on PC.

The FFGL Plugin loads as a source plugin in Resolume Avenue and other software that has FFGL support. Here is a tutorial how to (try, no 100% promises it will work for you) get it up and running (in full article) and there is a FFCPU version too (FF1.0).

 Update still delayed sorry, but I've worked some on it.

This is a free download (attachment/link at bottom of article), as a little contribution to the community :)

Well, since I got the new shop online I've been waiting with re-enabling the Inside-Us-All FreeFramePack 2.0 since the download was too big (limits imposed by the online shop system), but it was brought to my attention that it is in 2 files and the limit is for each file, not a total, so I've enabed it again here, for those looking for it. A very popular freeframe (FF1.0/FFCPU) Legacy pack from Dave Green (I resell it for him here).

Nearing a decade ago I released this web (demoscene) demo  called "Awakening" as a tribute to my oldskool demoscene PC group Darkzone. 

All models are either generated or modified by code realtime,  and all movement done with code, synced to music manually by hand.

At the time I was heavily into using Macromedia Director (now Adobe Director) and Shockwave 3D. This is a bit dated browser plugin technology now, BUT it is still developing, and there are current rumors Director 12 might be able to generate content/games to run on iPad2 and iOS, rumors! but exciting!?