Der Schmale – David Lenaerts’s blog

Flash Platform Experiments

About

A gobI’m David Lenaerts, a skinny Actionscipt 3 (Flash/Flex) developer with a strong preference for visually applied mathematics and physics. I’m currently employed at the Belgian company Nascom, where I spend most of my time creating rich internet applications and flash-based commercial user experiences. When I’m not coding, I’m a wanna-be music composer, although that has been rarely the case lately, and video game enthusiast (though I must admit, mainly for the graphics).

In closing, in case you’re wondering, “Der Schmale” is a reference to the 1927 epic Metropolis, which has one of the coolest film posters. Ever.

(picture by Bert Heymans)

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  1. Flash Watercolor Simulation | IxD LIFE
    on Feb 19th, 2009
    @ 4:59 pm

    [...] David Lenaerts created an amazing flash application that simulating the watercolor painting. As an art educator, I really enjoy the effect and the result from this application. The kick is when you are waiting to see the paint pigments slowly sink into the paper. His application is called Farbe: Watercolour Simulation. I encourage everyone to visit his site and try it out. He is using fluid dynamics and Pixel Bender in Flash player 10. Again, another amazing work done with Flash platform application. [...]

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