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I consider many demo's to be art, and i have commited myself to doing a project on codedemos for school. Now i've seen hundreds of demo's, and for my project i have to show edleast a couple, but i cant make my mind up which demo's would be considered to be the most "arty" of all.
Its for class, and noone has ever heard of the demoscene, i want to make it as good as possible, and therefor i'd really appreciate comments on what i should implement.
thank you very much Zzed

Read this, rephrase your request and troll again later:

http://www.apostrophe.fsnet.co.uk/
http://archive.salon.com/news/col/huff/2002/12/17/apostrophe/

Here are a few hints, which run on actuall pcs.
Demos: [32 degrees in the shade] and [de profundis]
intros: [kings of the playground] and [antimoney]
Amiga (with videos): [Amsterdam blessings and [melba]
Wild: [Leonardo's briefcase] and [footlose]

Pleade define "art".

#define art

art sucks, demos don't, therefore demos are not art. down with art!

#define art !(art)

#define art NULL

zzed: if you want to make a good impression on non-demosceners, why the hell do you choose to show the most arty ones? those are probably the ones they are less likely to enjoy. :)

"Demos are a product of extreme programming and self expression. From the earliest PCs to today's fast machines, sceners make demos for one reason: because they can."

gloom, maybe because watching rotating objects isn't that intresting to non-sceners.

depending on how it rotates...

if its rotating along all three axis, it might be pretty damn sexy to laymen...

ask pitagoras... :)

show them [nude women, nude women!!!]

Moppi

Two different Hollands.

sure... 18...

Rotating sexy envmapped spikeballs always ensure you success

show them pouet!

This thread is art.

this art is thread

Zzed: My suggestion would be for you to present what YOU consider art to your class, and also WHY.

Also, try a different spot where sceners hang out, we're all a bit drunk here in the pouet bar.

demo is art, electronic arts ...