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https://editor.p5js.org/peterzhn/full/eGvcyeffZ Iterative. Expansive. Satirical. This piece was inspired by Mimi’s record and loop audio sketch as it literally builds off its structure. However, we gave the premise of recording and looping some more parameters. First, we wanted to give prompts to the user instead of simply letting them record whatever they wished. Second, we added … Continue reading Interactive Audio
Our idea so far is to create some sort of device that goes on your hand to control some type of interaction (digital or physical). Sketch of device: Components: Continue reading Final Project Idea
I had a lot of fun with this project. I had the idea very early on of a skinny character who is thin like noodle, kind of inspired by the Hi Stranger character, and that he goes on a journey to become buff and fit. His backstory is that he is tired of looking thin … Continue reading AR Project: Noodle Man
https://editor.p5js.org/peterzhn/full/TtmDi81G1 Ephemeral. Dichotomous. Provocative. Our inspiration for this piece initially came from this p5 demo and this creative coding tutorial. We sorted of manipulated the source code from one of the creative coding examples to be our base and incorporated our own elements. Initially we tested using a GIF as the source file but GIFs … Continue reading Image Manipulation
This week we combined Arduino with P5 JS to reflect changes happening on the breadboard visually onto the screen. After setting up the breadboard with a potentiometer and uploading the Arduino script all that was left was work in P5. I had to keep in mind that only one serial port can work at one … Continue reading Week 7 Lab: P5 WebSerial
For our midterm, we just wanted to make something really simple but fun and to really focus on the craftsmanship. And I can say that we achieved that goal! Our idea as described in the previous blog post is a simple two-player reaction-based game where the goal is to the hit the indicated button as … Continue reading Midterm Project: Button Smasher
For this stop motion experimentation we knew we wanted to try two difference mediums so we ended up with one that user more of a Claymation technique and one with a human subject. I was the subject in the human made gif and the initial idea was to create a sort of Frankenstein-like scene where … Continue reading Stop Motion Project
I chose to write my response on Vera, Chenghong and Anvay’s project and honestly I wish I was able to see their presentation because I thought the idea was really smart and reflects a lot about our modern consumer behaviors. I really liked how they used AI to not only generate the initial product idea … Continue reading Response to synthetic media project
This week’s labs involved a higher level of risk in that it requires an external power source to power the motors instead of just the usual USB cable. So just setting up the lab took longer than normal because we had to purchase our own batteries in order to plug into the power jack. The … Continue reading Week 5 Lab
On this weather-independent itinerary, you get to choose how you would like to spend your afternoon! You will be spending this chill and relaxing afternoon in New York’s wonderfully compact Chinatown. Depending on where you live, you can either get off at Grand St (B,D lines) or Delancey St and Essex St (F,M,J,Z lines). Once … Continue reading Cat cafe 🐈 or indie films 🎞️?
