what was defined by Manuel Lima [http://www.visualcomplexity.com/vc/blog/?author=1] as “outstanding work of nineteen century German biologist Ernst Haeckel”. I got quite interested, primo because I find it very attracting the art that exits behind the nature forms, secondo it is quite nice to see works from the past.
Seurat vai à Rússia… [http://jeraman.wordpress.com/2009/09/05/seurat-vai-a-russia/]
where jeraman got inspired by a color photography of the beginning of 20th century by Prokudin-Gorskii
Kunstformen der Natur
I while ago I read two posts [subblue's post] [visualcomplexity's post] discussing an illustrated book of 1904 which was defined by Manuel Lima as “an outstanding work of nineteen century German biologist Ernst Haeckel”. The name of the book is …
I used JFugue to deal with MIDI stuff and implemented the code that generates chords sequence, notes duration and basic melody following some simple rules (e.g. the notes are from the C Major pentatonic scale and the chords are the simple: C F G Am).
Despite the simplicity, I really enjoyed the result. =D Well, I’ll give more details about the implementation later.
This is the first test of a project in which I’m studying new ways of composing music using multitouch tabletop interfaces. I’ll also talk about it later.
PS: the picture above I painted using ArtRage 2 Started Edition, it’s quite nice to play around with the tablet using this software. I don’t like to post anything without a picture… =)
22 days. 5 Brazilians. Tons of luggage. 1 cajon. 1 ukulele. 1 Fiat Punto. 3878 kilometers. 3 countries. 1 city-state. 1 principality. More than 15 cities. Lots of people we met. Lots of things we learnt. Thousands of photos. No more words.