Tom Beddard likes to play with home-brew programmes that can generate interesting pictures. Whenever possible the experiments are interactive and have the source-code available for download.
He is an ex-physicist who likes to run, bike and snowboard and aside from graphical-geekery he works as the technical director of the Scottish based digital branding agency, tictoc family, building Ruby on Rails based web applications.

 Ariel Malka launched a new branch of the research at chronotext, with a collective focus.

The innovation resides in the ability to control the software experiments in a simple syntax based on scripting or tags.
The first “slashrun” is called “the war of the words”:
http://slashrun.org/War and it will let you… well, surprise

Beyond pyrotechnics, the next slashruns will be more “open”, in a way that they will provide some basic building blocks, offering a wide spectrum of exploration. 

So Get mobilised and join the war

The surfaceLib gives you an easy way to create different 3d surfaces in processing.  There is a bunch of surfaces implemented but you can also write your own class which extends the basic surface class.

jesus gollonet has ported the Robert Penner’s easing equations by creating processing library.

You can download from here: Easing Equation for Processing

TypeDrawing is an excellent online Dynamic typography application created using Macromedia Flash. The beauty of this application can only be experienced if you try it yourself.

Very innovative and creative work.

Glen Murphy makes random things that some call software and some call art. BodyTag is Glen’s exhibition of his generative graphic experiments. He works with variety of technologies. Most of his generative graphics are done using combinations of DHTML, Processing, JAVA and C++.

One of the piece I liked most is EUROPA. The interesting thing about this piece is that its very different from all the other generative graphics we have been seeing for some time. I love the tiny characters on screen and especially their behaviour.

Thanks a lot to Martin Wisniowski for creating these exclusive graphics for {G2}.

Martin runs 2063music. 2063music is a netaudio-label founded by 020200 in 1999.

We look forward to more exciting work by Martin.

Processing sketches by Robert hodgin at flight404.

An excellent collection of projects by david lu. Spanning the years 2001 ? 2005 / and crossing disciplines that comprise visual design, physical interaction design (the space where hardware meets software), and software development.

Read the detailed article for an insight into some inspiring projects.

Excellent collection of Tim Borgman’s experiments with 3D graphics using Realsoft 3D software.

He is searching for how abstract / creative and intuitive he can be with computers.

This series started as a step more back to the roots, using only curves to describe shapes, like drawing / painting in space. . Playing around with lights and shaders lead to the wire look which can be mostly seen in the images at the moment.