new port who dis https://t.co/rmu0IgDGOh
Credits to Giovanni Antonio whose codepen inspired this concept. And thanks to everyone who's lent a patient ear as I burned a bunch of weekends, coffee, and a whole lotta tokens.
Btw, in case you are wondering, the graphics were actually mostly vector graphics which were then directly digital laser printed on the 35mm film, which is why we don't have surviving animation cells of those interfaces.
The warm glow you see in all the old interfaces comes from the exposure on the 35mm film.
InkField | 墨域 is about to be released.
From the first version, both humans and bots will be able to create on it together.
In a way, the system reflects the time we live in.
Humans and machines are already living in a kind of symbiosis.
I’m generally an optimistic person.
But I have to admit, 2026 feels a little heavy right now.
Maybe the work will reflect that. Maybe it won’t.
Either way, wishing everyone well.
I still believe the dawn is coming.
Experimenting with Archimedean spiral...I program two interlocked ones to visualize and switch between glyph patterns. The transition very much reminds me of cassette rewinding back in the days...