P{three-sixty}5

run the sketch—view the code

How do you use it?
Click-and-drag to scribble a drawing. Then move the mouse around to rotate it in 3-D space.
z/a = zoom in/out
x = toggle the coordinate axes
d = toggle the (not quite right) depth cueing
r = resets zoom factor and re-initializes the arrays with that cool spiral

What is it?
The final (for now) version of Saturday’s post.

Why is it cool?
(I’ll update this with all the links soon.)
Graffiti Research Labs were in town this past week as part of the Spark Festival at the University of Minnesota. They demonstrated their L.A.S.E.R. Tag system. This, of course, reminded me of fi5e’s Graffiti Analysis project from a few years back, which made me think, “Hey, I want to draw in 3-D space.” So here it is.

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