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May 12, 2013

Processing Thoughts

In between one thing and the other I've been playing a bit with Processing and wondering if one day we will be able to apply specific patterns created with such programmes in the textile industries. While my doubts remain, I'm posting here the fruits of my session of Processing brainstorming. Enjoy!

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