Wow. That was fun. I had the opportunity this morning to kick off FITC Toronto 2011 with my presentation titled “Harnessing the Abundance“. Thanks to all you wonderful people who attended:

I wanted to get something up ASAP as a follow-up, so you know where to get all the notes and reference images that I referred to during the presentation.

First, the notes:

Harnessing the Abundance Notes

Second, a bunch of links that demo some of the bits I showed during the talk:

• Flow Project Kickoff with Wiimote and IR LED
• Wiimote Holder and Glove Completed
• Wiimote Calibrator Demo
• Flow Lives, but Now with No Glove
• WTF is Flow (a focused overview of the project)
• Flow Receiver Completed (demo of v1 of the AIR interface)
• Test Render of Groggy Self Portrait (first test output from Flow)
• Stroke Visualization
• First Real Drawing Captured (3.5 hour oil pastel drawing)
• Exploring the Data
• Sperm (stupid visualization)
• Making Velocities Visible
• Drawing with Architecture
• Hello, Sunflow
• A Stroke Renderer
• Making Tubes
• Vimeo Album of Flow Project Progress

Also, all the software and tools that I wrote and released during the creation of Flow can be found over at this Google Code project:

capturingflow.com (if link is down, check here instead.)

Feel free to hit me up on Twitter (@mikecreighton) or email () with any comments or questions or anything you’d simply like to share. Again, big thanks goes out to all who attended my presentation, and to the FITC crew for giving this awesome opportunity!