A visualization of people who’ve contributed to the Barack Obama page on Wikipedia. Users who edit a lot drift toward the center. Best watched full screen in HD!

Visualized using code_swarm (Processing) and my new Wikipedia page history parser Wikiswarm (Ruby). Code and instructions on how to make your own visualizations can be found in the README or on jamiedubs.com

Music is from DJ Z-Trip’s Obama Mix.

A visualization of people who've contributed to the Barack Obama page on Wikipedia. Users who edit a lot drift toward the center. Best watched full screen in HD! Visualized using code_swarm (Processing) and my new Wikipedia page history parser Wikiswarm (Ruby). Code and instructions on how to make your own visualizations can be found in the README or on jamiedubs.com Music is from DJ Z-Trip's Obama Mix.

I just finished the first major round of updates to the DeTouch project in almost two years. DeTouch is an interactive online tool that visualizes the alterations made by professional re-touch artists. This update doubles the amount of data from re-touch websites and includes downloads for full screen standalone applications in Linux, Mac, and Windows.

URL:
http://detouch.org

STANDALONE APP (126mb):
Linux, Mac, Windows

CODE:
Source Code (18kb)
Processing Project Folder(126mb)

The brighter the pixel value the more the area has been altered:

DeTouch will be on exhibition as part of Beyond A Memorable Fancy at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts from Oct. 30th to Dec. 13th. Details below:

EFA Project Space
Gallery hours: 12-6, Wed- Sat
Opening Reception, November 1, 6-9
323 W 39th Street, 2nd Fl
New York City

Also included in the exhibition is TSA Communication, and the G.R.L. Laser Stencil / Green Lantern (more on that soon).

(via: blog.ni9e.com)

I just finished the first major round of updates to the DeTouch project in almost two years. DeTouch is an interactive online tool that visualizes the alterations made by professional re-touch artists. This update doubles the amount of data from re-touch websites and includes downloads for full screen standalone applications in Linux, Mac, and Windows. URL: http://detouch.org STANDALONE APP (126mb): Linux, Mac, Windows CODE: Source Code (18kb) Processing Project Folder(126mb) The brighter the pixel value the more the area has been altered: DeTouch will be on exhibition as part of Beyond A Memorable Fancy at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts from Oct. 30th to Dec. 13th. Details below: EFA Project Space Gallery hours: 12-6, Wed- Sat Opening Reception, November 1, 6-9 323 W 39th Street, 2nd Fl New York City Also included in the exhibition is TSA Communication, and the G.R.L. Laser Stencil / Green Lantern (more on that soon). (via: blog.ni9e.com)

$pot Painting$:
The most recent winning six digit London Lotto numbers translated into hexadecimal color values.

The only thing better than abstract art is anything with content.

source code (right-click save-as)

By me.

$pot Painting$: The most recent winning six digit London Lotto numbers translated into hexadecimal color values. The only thing better than abstract art is anything with content. source code (right-click save-as) By me.

Above is the White Glove Tracking compilation video Ben and I showed at the New Museum last night. You can also peep the slides from the presentation here. This is the culmination of work that took place over the course of last 2 years. All shine to Zach, Open Frameworks, Jung-Hoon Seo, David Wicks, Tim Knapen, Jonathan Cremieux, Eyebeam, and Rhizome Commissions.

The top ten White Glove data contributers will soon be getting their commemorative prints in the mail. The application and source code for the ASCII generation software used to create the prints can be downloaded here (PC only at this point).

The blinged out ASCII print on the left is made up of the X-Y coordinate data of the white glove movement, and the print on the right is made up of all the email addresses of the data contributers (from most clicks to least starting at the top bottom).

ASCII BLING:

More photos of prints here

Above is the White Glove Tracking compilation video Ben and I showed at the New Museum last night. You can also peep the slides from the presentation here. This is the culmination of work that took place over the course of last 2 years. All shine to Zach, Open Frameworks, Jung-Hoon Seo, David Wicks, Tim Knapen, Jonathan Cremieux, Eyebeam, and Rhizome Commissions. The top ten White Glove data contributers will soon be getting their commemorative prints in the mail. The application and source code for the ASCII generation software used to create the prints can be downloaded here (PC only at this point). The blinged out ASCII print on the left is made up of the X-Y coordinate data of the white glove movement, and the print on the right is made up of all the email addresses of the data contributers (from most clicks to least starting at the top bottom). ASCII BLING: More photos of prints here

A gl_tail visualization of the fffff.at traffic logs, at 2x realtime. Recorded March 12th, 2008 at 12:30pm.

A gl_tail visualization of the fffff.at traffic logs, at 2x realtime. Recorded March 12th, 2008 at 12:30pm.

Tim Knapen sent in this Mickey Mouse meets Michael Jackson White Glove Tracking visualization.

For more WGT visualizations check the gallery page.

Tim Knapen sent in this Mickey Mouse meets Michael Jackson White Glove Tracking visualization. For more WGT visualizations check the gallery page.

David Wicks just sent me this Flocking White Glove visualization. More info here: video, images, source code (processing).

David Wicks just sent me this Flocking White Glove visualization. More info here: video, images, source code (processing).