Famous Lifesavers

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Famous Lifesavers
No. 1 of 3 (2016)
DOID: 1278.20160416

“Famous lifesavers” is a series of nonsense animation-exercises in 3D-space to explore generative typographic vertex-geometry calculations.

Every animation is based on a single input string that can be defined by the user. The software then extracts the individual characters, calculates their vertices in 3D-space and returns the coordinates to the animation-pipeline. In addition to Processing‘s vector-functions, this animation is based on Geomerative, a toolkit for advanced typographic vector-calculations that extends Processing’s 2D geometry operations.

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Famous Lifesavers
No. 2 of 3 (2016)
DOID: 1278.20160416
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Famous Lifesavers
No. 3 of 3 (2016)
DOID: 1278.20160416

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