Floating Point

I am thinking of making a slowly changing texture which looks like the surface of a person's (or people's) skin, or the folds of a piece of fabric, drapery, sort of an ambiguous, slowly changing image that at first glance might possibly be of a naked body (or bodies) or body parts pressed against each other or against fabric-- I'm imagining shadows and luminance, soft focus, grainy. Reminiscent of very soft porn from the 1970's...(but softer than soft, just an abstract texture). I'm guessing I could do some sort of noise texture, or some sort of video feedback thing, or some sort of basis function thing-- has anyone got any suggestions where to start? Has anyone done anything like this before in jitter? Any pointers appreciated!

I am thinking of making a slowly changing texture which looks like the surface of a person's (or people's) skin, or the folds of a piece of fabric, drapery, sort of an ambiguous, slowly changing image that at first glance might possibly be of a naked body (or bodies) or body parts pressed against each other or against fabric-- I'm imagining shadows and luminance, soft focus, grainy.  Reminiscent of very soft porn from the 1970's...(but softer than soft, just an abstract texture). I'm guessing I could do some sort of noise texture, or some sort of video feedback thing, or some sort of basis function thing-- has anyone got any suggestions where to start? Has anyone done anything like this before in jitter? Any pointers appreciated!


fabric-skin-folds-generation-in-jitter-any-ideas

jit.bfg is a great starting point, I think.

thanks wetterberg! much tweaking of the noise.distorted, with noise.simplex as inner and fractal.turbulence as outer seems to evoke something fairly visceral...

I know, right? jit.bfg is probably my favourite jitter object.

fabric, skin, folds, generation in jitter: any ideas?