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a quick text & space motion experiment with Google AI Studio using a p5js snippet i found on open processing. and of course as always, had to go with fun colors and type. also gave the vortex motion controls where you can do things like swap fonts, adjust the... show more

Vamsi Batchu

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Ankur Gupta7 months ago

@GoogleAIStudio Feels like Star Trek ship going thru the wormhole

Alin Eugen Costin7 months ago

@GoogleAIStudio GitHub repository? I’m a beginner on Google Cloud & Google Developer - how can i join your project?

⟁ndrew V7 months ago

@GoogleAIStudio very cool vamsi!

Emanuel Perez7 months ago

@GoogleAIStudio Feels like I’m in the 2000s again

Mashiat7 months ago

@GoogleAIStudio damn so trippy

harsh7 months ago

@GoogleAIStudio How do you make such good design , any specific methods ?

Aimagic7 months ago

@GoogleAIStudio Could we get the link please

DucTuyen Design7 months ago

@GoogleAIStudio This experiment looks amazing! Love the vibrant colors and the interactive controls you've added. It's always exciting to see how motion can elevate typography. Can’t wait to try it out!

yucht7 months ago

@GoogleAIStudio @grok make a clone for me

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