TheDraWiing Jackson Pollockproject uses an IR sensor , a projector and a Wiimote to recreate the drip mould - and - splatter works of everyone ’s favorite hard - living abstract artist . It ’s really fun , as you may see .
ITP students Si Heun Cho and Ruxy Staicut create the rig you see here that take on IR and accelerometer data from a wiimote to diagram a decimal point in relation to a dropcloth on the floor — your canvas — and contrive a nice paint splutter trail . A nearby stall can be used to control the color with three RGB dial , and a printer is put up by to make lasting your cosmos . I tried to write Gizmodo for a second , but then realise that ol’ JP would whole not be down with such concreteness . [ DraWiing Jackson Pollack – ITP Winter 2008 ]
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