Year of the Glitch

January 22, 2013

Kiera, .obj Glitch, 2013

“The process is fairly simple, I imported the .obj file into a hex editor (SublimeText 2) and removed arbitrary sets of values (not 1 or 0 though). A simple Max/MSP patch is used to display the modified files in a virtual space, as well as to map images of windows error messages to the surface of the figure, which is where the colours come from.

It’s all very similar to the practice of glitching images using a text editor, it’s just that in this case it uses a 3D file.
Here is a video of another glitch I did using a model of a couch, the quality isn’t great, it’s just a screen recording. https://vimeo.com/55719137”

6:45pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/ZX7FGwcPbJRP

(Notes: 99)

December 19, 2012

354 of 366 Polygon Freakout Autodesk’s 123D Sculpt allows for some pretty interesting and indeterminate 3D mesh breaking by alternately using the pinch and flatten tools. Animating an orbit around the interior of the crazed models produced the video above.

9:00am | URL: http://tmblr.co/ZX7FGwZh0Win

(Notes: 26)

Filed under: glitch glitch art art artists on tumblr ios autodesk 123d sculpt 3d video video art

December 18, 2012

353 of 366 Polygon Freakout Autodesk’s 123D Sculpt allows for some pretty interesting and indeterminate 3D mesh breaking by alternately using the pinch and flatten tools. Animating an orbit around the interior of the crazed models produced the video above.

9:59am | URL: http://tmblr.co/ZX7FGwZcWlSX

(Notes: 42)