DGI Journal of Improbable Art

When our graphics programming endeavours go awry, the results may not only be unexpected, but quite spectacular. In some cases, new artwork may even be born. Here are some examples from lab work in the DH2323 course where so-called 'errors' during the programming process have created quite interesting and wonderful works of art.

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Carl Regardh¶

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Carl Regardh¶

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Gustaf Lindstedt¶

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Ian Snow¶

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Ida Renstrom, Jimmie Paloranta, Atie Daghlawi¶

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Iris Van Rooijen¶

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Jacob Florell, Sepehr Amoor Pour¶

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Jonathan Murray¶

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Jonathan Pellby¶

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Magnus Olsson. Christoffer Wiss¶

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Petter Lundahl, Veronica Ginman¶

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Philip Eliasson, Fredrik Likaer¶

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Terese Nothnagel¶

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Viktor Collin, Simon Osterman¶

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Vladimir Grozman¶