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Nike One Motion Theory

Motion Theory’s workflow of the Nike ‘One’ commercials did not just benefit from an applet programmed by one of the team members. This time, the core workflow became a team of four visual programmers risking carpel tunnel to generate a diversity of floating engineering graphics using every trick in the book. Although the production process was organic and artistic, the team collaborated well – subclassing a common object oriented super class, using common (custom) rendering frameworks, establishing file format protocols for shared data, and using versioning systems. The result was complex yet delicate and tasteful swarm of diagrams and math floating around the heads of thinkers – interacting with the physical, emotional, and narrative surroundings.
To view the coding used, see http://dev.motiontheory.com/nikegolf/

For videos, snapshots, and complete credits, visit the Motion Theory website:
http://www.motiontheory.com/work/nike_one

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© Generative Art Initiative 2012.

The Generative Art Initiative aims to showcase the best examples of the artform to the world. Generative art is art or design generated, composed, or constructed through computer software algorithms, or similar mathematical or mechanical autonomous processes. The most common forms of generative art are graphics that visually represent complex processes, music, or language-based compositions like poetry. Other applications include architectural design, models for understanding sciences such as evolution, and artificial intelligence systems.



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