Today in cool things interesting people are making with computers: Sweaterify, a web app that allows you to turn any picture into an ugly sweater.
Brooklyn’s Mariko Kosaka created Sweaterify over the weekend. She’s the co-organizer of BrooklynJS, and not surprisingly, her first designs were fellow BrooklynJSers.
Kosaka’s tweet announcing the project went fairly viral, with more than 300 retweets, starting a conversation in which people showed off their designs.
Kosaka put the project up on GitHub, if you’re interested in taking a look under the hood.
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