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With my message portal I want to go through fashion of the different decades. There’s no telling what fashion will look like in the future (if there’s even going to be physical clothing or if it will be all digital). I also want to look at the environmental sustainability aspect of it and look at … Continue reading Project B Proposal
The benefit of class not relying on code outside of its own definition is that it can create a self-contained unit that can be easily understood and maintained. This makes it easier for code to not rely on external code and more modular. It can be reused and modified independently from other parts. What makes … Continue reading Object Dancers
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) centers around the idea of “objects,” which are instances of classes. A class is a template for creating objects and defines their characteristics and behaviors. Objects can interact with one another through their methods, which are functions defined within the class. With OOP, classes can use methods from other classes and reuse … Continue reading Particle World
1) Process: Design and Composition My original project wanted to be around the idea of fashion such as how fashion has changed throughout the years and how fashion is used today. I wasn’t really sure how to incorporate that into a website so I pivoted my idea. I then changed my idea to my travels/a … Continue reading Project B Reflection
Artistic Research: Collaboration with James Widjaja https://wp.nyu.edu/nyushanghai-jameswidjaja/2024/03/24/the-reincarnation-of-net-flag/ Individual Conclusion: Net art is very fluid in its aesthetic and adapts as visual language. I appreciate the lack of rigidity in it and how the website incorporates a user interface for people to engage with it to make a new flag and see the progress in it. … Continue reading Artistic Research + Inspiration Project B
Project A: YIP YIP the Pig by Sam Chen A Creative Coding Lab project using Javascript. Project A involves a generative creature that responds to the way users interact with it. Your Name as you want it to be associated with the work (in a public show setting). The Project Title (this should be catchy, … Continue reading Project A Reflection
With my three sketches, I still struggle with the basic functions. I’ve been able to be more comfortable with adjusting color and speed, but I am still unsure of how to make different motions or patterns. https://editor.p5js.org/ssc10042/sketches/OS6Hs8_2t https://editor.p5js.org/ssc10042/sketches/y3zFoX1pl https://editor.p5js.org/ssc10042/sketches/39lkUWVTy
Exploring Lichenia: An Creative Coding Perspective Introduction Lichenia is a unique and isometric perspective game that explores the interplay between climate chaos, human habitats, and the complexities of city building. It challenges traditional tabula rasa approach and draws inspiration from Octavia Butler’s Parables and the Anthropocene concept. It was created with Everest Pipkin’s Mushy tileset … Continue reading Artistic Inspiration Research: Lichenia
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Oh5wEIYL7u3MK-B2m5pYkMTr51qwqSj4/view?usp=share_link https://editor.p5js.org/ssc10042/sketches/wM-Q1RNMJ In this project, we had to take another person’s code and memory, and make it interactive. My partner was Catherine and she described to her memory in Japan. Over winter break, she traveled to Japan and during that time, she was able to try on a kimono. I tried to incorporate the design … Continue reading Interactive Memories
In this project, I really wanted to focus on what we learned in class. I mainly used ellipses, rect, and arc for my components. I did have some difficulty in arranging the lines of code, but overall, I felt successful in creating my first project with p5 and Java. I preferred using exploratory programming, because … Continue reading Creative Coding Lab – Mini Project 1. Drawing with Code