Lecture 09-23: Generative II
Today’s agenda:
- Breakfast (8.45am, Schatz Dining Hall)
- A look ahead: Units on Interactivity, Typography, Information Visualization; projects involving augmented projection, sound visualization; introduction to arts programming toolkits like openFrameworks and ofxAddons, D3, Basil.js
- #4: Plotter Composition (due 9/30)
- #5: Facial Puppet (OSC) (due 10/14)
- #6: Generative Book (due 10/28)
- #7: Decorated Skeleton (11/4)
- #8: Information Visualization (due 11/11)
- #9: Networked Object (Arduino) (due 11/18)
- #10: Capstone Project (due 12/9)
- Feedback on Clock Assignments from Tega Brain and Lauren McCarthy
- Introduction to the work of Rachel Binx and Marius Watz, our GIF critics
Lecture:
- Presentation on Parametric 3D Form (IACD Fall 2015)
- Presentation of computationally generated prints (Marius Watz, DesignIO)
- Use of the Axidraw and MH871 Plotters
- Exporting PDF and SVG from Processing
- Some Artists:
- Georg Nees, Schotter (1968)
- Manfred Mohr (Early algorithms)
- Roman Verostko
- Channa Horwitz
- Jean Pierre Hebert
- Leslie Mezei (*)
- Joanie Lemercier
- Nick Hardeman (Beard generator, braid generator)
- Robert Zacharias (pulse)
- Works on the #PlotterTwitter hashtag
- Some Techniques:
- Cartesian, Polar & Parametric curves,
e.g. Mathworld, as discussed in 15104 - Poisson disc distribution, e.g. Mike Bostock on Algorithm Visualization
- Perlin noise, e.g. this Tutorial by Gene Kogan
- Cartesian, Polar & Parametric curves,