Here’s a new addition to my growing collection of creative coding experiments. This Processing sketch explores real-time framebuffer datamoshing using live video or prerecorded footage. Instead of manipulating compressed video files, it continually reuses and corrupts previous frames, producing evolving glitch textures, motion smears, feedback echoes, and digital artifacts that respond to movement. The sketch includes multiple built-in presets ranging from subtle corruption to complete visual collapse, along with controls for motion vectors, sticky feedback, block size, corruption amount, color drift, and I-frame style pulse resets. In this video I’m demonstrating some of the different glitch behaviors and visual effects the system can produce. The complete Processing source code is available for Patreon supporters. https://www.patreon.com/AnotherHumanInTheLoop/posts/processing-demo-162840302?pr=true If you’re interested in Processing, generative art, creative coding, experimental video, or glitch aesthetics, I’d love to have you along for the journey. New sketches and source code are released regularly. Thanks for watching!
A single letter becomes an entire visual system. This Processing sketch transforms any character you type into a kaleidoscopic field of rotating typography. Move the mouse to reshape the grid, adjust spacing, change scale, and explore different compositions in real time. Cycle through multiple fonts with the arrow keys and use the mouse wheel to fine-tune transparency, revealing delicate layers of overlapping forms. Although the sketch began as a MIDI experiment, this version has been redesigned around simple keyboard and mouse controls, making it easy to explore without any additional hardware. Controls • Type any key to change the displayed character • ← / → : Cycle through fonts • Mouse X/Y : Control spacing and composition • Mouse Wheel : Adjust transparency Built with Processing. Download the source code on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/AnotherHumanInTheLoop Interactive p5.js / OpenProcessing version: https://openprocessing.org/@jlincoln/2973045 If you enjoy generative art, creative coding, Processing, and experimental design tools, consider subscribing for more sketches every week. #processing #typography
