Hit Record

I recently joined HitRecord, a social network/production house create by Joseph Gordon Levitt and his brother. The prerogative is that everything you share (audio, music, video, animation, illustration, etc) can be re-used/re-mixed, and at the same time you can do the same with all the uploaded data. This is one of my first records on the platform, which is a re interpretation of Jagama's Robot

Re: Just a Robot (Reprise) on @hitRECord https://t.co/JtBCBBXdCr #HitRecord

—  September 6, 2017

Matt Sanbrook's Batman/Catwoman read by Processing Sketch

This week I stole Matt Sanbrook's Batman/Catwoman Image

Holy matrimony, Batman, this week we drew The Dark Knight & Catwoman's engagement photos https://t.co/U0d85A91Cr pic.twitter.com/pqpyCJvrH4

— Matt (@mattsandbrook) June 24, 2017

I processed the image with a Processing Sketch and here's my result:

#Batman #Catwoman #DcComics #MattSandbrook @mattsandbrook #ProcessingSketch #Coding pic.twitter.com/4ULLRGI3ef

— Alan Estrada (@living_in_iowa) June 24, 2017

Jake (Adventure Time) - Blender 3D

Jake from Adventure Time

Processing / Blender Experiments

With the help of some tutorials on how to translate an image to 3D depending on its brightness, I came up with some tests. Renders were done with Blender and Lightwave. I used a Batman and a Joker image to test the results.

Using Motion Blur / Image Map

The Joker

Image Mapped Render

Positive + Negative

Negative

Positive

More Creative Coding

I Continue to experiment with Processing. These are not big variants from the previous post but the results are somehow different. I like these better.

Sigo experimentando con Processing. Estos videos no tienen cambios muy grandes a los del escrito anterior pero los resultados me han gustado mas.


This video is the shortest and less detailed. I liked how even without great detail is pretty obvious - 2:01

This video is a realistic illustration of Frankenstein, again processing uses an image as reference and interprets the closest color - 4:25

This is a long video, processing scans a Mega Man image and interprets it. I wish I'd done only the silhouette - 10:06 (too long, isn't it?)

Creative Coding

Recently I bought a book called Processing: Creative Coding and Generative Art in Processing 2, I also started playing a little bit with Python in Code Academy and Coursera. 

I modified some code in order to scan a image and create lines according to a color in a specific pixel...you can watch some of my early test results in here:



The video above was generated using an image from a local artist called Blasto (Blast One)



The video above was generated using a cover from The Goon by Eric Powell

Both videos look unfinished because the render took over 2 days and it was not complete. Also as you can notice on the second test, there's a point where the image looks better and then the quality starts degrading again.

Mi Amigo Luis

11JAN2012

Blah! - Stop Motion

11OCT2011

13OCT2011

Finger Sketches

Quick Sketches Done using Ipod Touch. Each one took no longer than 20 segs. The app can work with layers and colors, but this are very quick and simple drawings.

App: Autodesk Sketchbook for Ipod Touch

Souvenir - aniMARCO 2009

New Project:
Nuevo Proyecto:

20MAY2009

10JUN2009

30JUN2009