Monthly Archives: May 2007

Cubic Bézier Curves

By John Croisant | Published: 2007/05/30
I spent some time solving equations for evaluating points along a cubic Bézier curve. What I find particularly elegant about Bézier curves is that they can be calculated with recursive/nested linear interpolations. It gets 100 geek points just for the phrases “recursive” and “linear interpolation” — it also wins my appreciation for how comparatively simple [...]
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Ambient Wildlife and Bouldered Paths

By John Croisant | Published: 2007/05/30
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about sound, color, and abstract artificial life. No doubt that this most recent bout is directly tied to my recent purchase of Electroplankton (the best, albeit only, $60 I’ve spent on Ebay), but all three are recurring themes that have been agitating my brain for years. Wouldn’t it be [...]
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