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June/2008

Quick and fun experiment done with Processing: the first 3,000 characters of "Alice in Wonderland", mapped to a cylindrical surface and rendered with varying radius and rotation properties.

Full "Alice in Wonderland" text by Lewis Carroll courtesy of Project Gutenberg:
gutenberg.org/etext/11

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  • rdrb 1 year ago
    ...brings the literaturdoener.de back in my mind :)
  • zeh fernando 1 year ago
    Wow, you're right. Crazy stuff, hadn't seen that website before.
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  • shadeone 1 year ago
    there's a link between alice in wonderland and the text motion ???
  • zeh fernando 1 year ago
    I could say that yes, of course, the entire point is making a statement about Alice's trip down the rabbit hole, and about her constant change of scale and the problems this creates...

    ...but alas, no, there's no link. It was all just a simple test of text rendering, mainly to show off Processing's text capabilities (plus 3d translation and sin/cos use), done in a couple of hours or so.
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  • shadeone 1 year ago
    this is great, anyways. and your story fits :)
    i've discovered processing last year, and it rocks. But when you know math and how to code properly, like you, it's just magical !!!
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