Alice in Wonderland (the Bitmap)

// January 25th, 2010 // Experiments, Generative art, Source code & tutorials

alice in wonderland full text

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Written in 1865 by Lewis Carroll.
The full story, 12 chapters, more than 25000 words, all crammed in one Bitmap :)

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Detail:

alice in wonderland full text

The text “fitting” algorithm isn’t perfect yet, but hey, it did the trick.

Source code: Alice_src_FDT
FDT Air project + I lowered the input bitmap size and quality for this download

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10 Responses to “Alice in Wonderland (the Bitmap)”

  1. David says:

    Wow, great work! How long did it take to generate? :-)

  2. George Profenza says:

    Niiice!

  3. kris says:

    thanks for the comments :)
    @David: It took +- 1 hour
    But if you want a better quality (now its rather low) Its gone take much more time .

  4. Michiel says:

    Nice work kris!

    (retweeted)

  5. vitaLee says:

    thanks for sharing this.
    looks awsome. lots of things to learn from this one, that’s for sure.
    kudos

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  7. nada says:

    very nice. started playing with it and can not stop now :)
    btw, your source is not labled with any license. if i’d like to use the placefinding, what license would this be?
    tnx and nice work again!

  8. kris says:

    All the source code on my blog is MIT license.
    http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php

    Feel free to do whatever you want with it :)

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