Dover Castle was wrapped in a series of dramatic projections that stunned English Heritage’s guests and the media alike. On one of the massive 35 metre walls of the Great Tower, the Digi-Da-Vinci software was premiered. Digi-Da-Vinci turns any structure into a giant blank canvas on which anyone, using a combination of digital paintbrushes and stamps, quickly creating the most fantastic technicolour images.
The Digi-Da-Vinci software is an interactive painting package using mathematical equations to produce stunning visual effects. The visual effects developed range from simple printing, “painting by numbers” graphic revealing, stamps, dripping paint, spray can and so on. I part developed the Digi-Da-Vinci software package with Chris Savage, MEI Events using Processing, in particular I developed the dripping paint and stamp tool algorithms as seen below in the YouTube clip.
