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In collaboration with Anvay Kantak It all comes down to this final assignment. I am glad that we were able to deploy a large portion of the concepts and materials we learned this semester into this sketch. The initial idea was to play with audio, more specifically the microphone input. But instead of the record … Continue reading ICM Final Project: Karaoke for one
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
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
There was a lot of material covered in this week’s videos. We learned about objects, classes and arrays which kind of synthesized everything we learned up to this point. Although it was kind of overwhelming at first, watching Dan string together all the previous concepts such as for loops and if statements with functions, classes … Continue reading Week 5
This week’s worksheet started off kind of shaky because I followed the instruction for creating the for loops but when I introduced the “if” statement into the loop and related to mouseX position it kept making the entire screen red instead of just where the mouse was. After attending a coding lab session I was … Continue reading Week 4: For loops
This week’s worksheet was slightly less difficult than last weeks but I still struggled with #2. I was having a hard time finding a way for the mouse to remember that it has crossed over to the red column once already and initially I was trying to create a variable called “old” so that when … Continue reading Week 3 HW
During my time at architecture school, I saw an increased emphasis on computational design methods. At first, I was hesitant and wary of the possibilities it can bring. But in hindsight I think it was due to a combination of both my desire to solidify conventional design methods and my own incapability to master the … Continue reading How computation applies to my interest
Link: https://editor.p5js.org/peterzhn/sketches/mcOafftPW I decided to stick to the commands we discussed in class and the ones covered in the tutorial videos. I found that it was kind of frustrating when you’re typing out a line of code and you haven’t inputted all the values with the closing bracket, the preview will disappear and the program … Continue reading Self Portrait