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Been running some frames from videos and recent designs though pixelsorting on processing. Trying out this script for the first time (Kim Asendorf's ADSFPixelsort).

The first image is one of the initial results, which I like but what really got my attention was all these pixel-scapes and gradients to be found when zooming in real close, each detail contains enough information to branch out into different pieces… lots to explore.

Get the script here : https://github.com/kimasendorf/ASDFPixelSort

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