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Staring into the mind of a demented Atari.
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A line and two circles, over and over and over and over...
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I had been chasing-down a particular aesthetic — some kind of combination of digital “glitch” effects, integrated circuit topography, and the dense, linear, urban wreckage of Katsuhiro Otomo’s AKIRA manga — and found myself making small bitmaps manually, using conventional paint tools to do it. A lot of pixel-pushing, a lot of copying and pasting, a lot of flipping and rotating, and a lot of time went into some very small pieces. It didn’t take long to start thinking that I’d be better served just writing a program that did the same sorts of operations that I’d been doing by hand. The computer could repeat these operations endlessly in a somewhat-steerable pseudorandom fashion, and I could select the best output as it came along.
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Very much a Vera Molnar thing, although I was thinking of Aaron Marcus when I did it.
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A continuation of a prior piece, 9AF — now with some action in the Z-axis.