Yayuan Yang ｜ yy4492@nyu.edu
🪄Magic Fungi🍄 🔗 Interact with the “Magic Fungi” on p5.js VIDEO RECORDING CONCEPT-🔗Presentation Slides When doing the case study, I was amazed by this project named “Upward”, which visualizes the growth of physarum. As I wrote in the document, I was attracted to this project because it combines digital art and biology in a … Continue reading NOC Project A – Magic Fungi
🪢 INTERTWINED with the Shadow🪢 🔗 Interact with the “Intertwined” on p5.js VIDEO RECORDING WORK PROCESS In this project, I followed the same approach I applied last week, where I experimented with different themes while trying out various modifications and combinations of the code learned in class. Modifying and Testing… TEST#01: Balls and Spring … Continue reading NOC W06 – Spring Structure
What games did you play? Please address their names. 3 at least. Catan（卡坦岛）: In Catan, players build settlements, roads, and cities to earn points on a hexagonal board representing an island. Each turn, players roll dice to gather resources like wood, brick, and grain. They collect a hand of resource cards based on which board their house … Continue reading CGDD W06: Board Game Reading and Playing Response
🎙️Sound Wave_Lightning⚡️ 🔗 Interact with the “Sound Wave” on p5.js (Try to talk/sing and see what happens!) VIDEO RECORDING WORK PROCESS Inspiration While browsing and looking for inspiration online, this visualization of sound waves caught my eye at first sight. Since I want to explore the possibility of some real-time audio/visual experience, I then … Continue reading NOC W05 – Additive Waves
The Art of Failure: Chapter 4 – How To Fail In Video Games What paths can players follow to achieve success? What are relations between the failure and success on these paths? Skill, chance, and labor are three basic paths the players can follow to achieve success. Among them, skill is the most direct and … Continue reading CGDD W05: Reading Response
🕸️LIMBO🕷️ LIMBO is a 2D adventure game first published in 2010 by Playdead Studios. During this winter break, I played this game and completed it in a total of 5.3 hours. Actually I played LIMBO after playing another independent game, INSIDE, released by the same company in 2016. Compared to INSIDE, LIMBO has a smaller … Continue reading CGDD W05: Playing Response