Visualization of Smiling Faces – Microsoft Live / Operation Smile
For the re-launch of the Microsoft Windows Live platform, Firstborn created a generative art installation taking thousands of smiling faces and placing them into a 3-D world. It was an outdoor installation (done in Processing) projected on a seven-story sphere, and I am sure it wowed a whole lot of people. It's definitely amazing me, and all I'm seeing are screenshots and a demo.
I have one word for this -- gorgeous. The screenshots don't do it justice, so make sure you check out the demo.
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Jealousy. They should rent out their graph visualization sphere for parties.
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Does any body know the the music in the other demo:
http://www.firstbornmultimedia.....height=270
@duder: I emailed the the guys at firstborn, but no luck…
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