inkquencer


inkquencer is an interaction design project by danish designer sebastian ronde thielke, which plays music based on a computer’s camera input. to interact with the project, users draw shapes and patterns on pieces of paper and hold them up to the camera on a computer. the computer captures an image of the drawing and compresses it into a 32×30 pixel version. the computer then plays the image, making a sound for each black pixel. the system can be applied to a drawing randomly or can be ‘played’ by uses with basic knowledge of the inkquencer’s process. coming from a music background, ronde thielke wanted to find ways of bringing music sequencing into the physical world to allow for ‘a more direct tangible way of experimenting with sound and rhythm.’
source: designboom