spam recycler

[pablosci]

well
this sites is amazing..

http://www.spamrecycling.com/

[Templarian]

wow. thats amazing. takes a bit to make an nice images... but looks cool while doing it.

[colombianking]

nice find it made a nice pic out of my spam!
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[pablosci]

the idea is really god, from a spam you can create art, its a great idea.

[Esherido]

I like it, very clean site. The drawing/art creation is amazing and it's a great idea; I like the finished product of the drawing, nice grunge but still clean and simple looking.

[pablosci]

here is my spam recicled

http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/9536/recycledimage2sx.jpg

[Jeff Wheeler]

Where can I get some sample spam to put in? ;)

Nah, um, that's pretty neat! :thumb:

[hybrid101]

ooohhh....i'll try this out tomorrow. nice pic there pablosci. looks pretty promising:)

[Esherido]

I hardly give out my e-mail address so I really never get spam.


Where can I get some sample spam to put in?
LOL! For once spam is useful.

[haam]

my friend adam created an engine like that to produce still artwork based on spam and porno. he had a huge artshow for it and the **** sold like crazy. the guy's a robot.


Adam spent about a year developing a script that pulls text strings from the subject lines of spam e-mails and maps them to the colors in a pornographic image. It then layers thousands upon thousands of the newly colorful text strings to create a stylized version of the original image.

It's like those advertisements that create a picture out of a million small pictures, except that you can't tell it's text unless you take the final image apart.

"The final image is made only of text," he says. "If I broke it apart into layers, you would see each layer building up (with text). One of the pieces has something like 50,000 e-mail (subject lines) in it."
full article here (http://www.wired.com/news/columns/0,70654-0.html)

[Esherido]

I guess that would cool for those who actualy like porno, but for those of us who are good people it is that interesting except for how it does that, definitely had to use a ton of proccessor power.

[SlowRoasted]

awesome, love the dangling cords.

[travis]

Real awsome! Great idea, and a nice site to look at in genaral!