Project 3

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Joy Lee, 2017

Project 3: Wearable Data Portraits

In this project you’ll write Processing code, producing a visualization of the data you’ve been collecting, then develop in Illustrator, print and construct a wearable accessory.

We’ll photograph you (or your model) in a runway show critique on Tuesday, Nov 19.

Processing is a programming environment built especially for work in new media, visual design, and art with the purpose of teaching non-programmers the fundamentals of programming. Processing is built on the Java language.

For October 31, in-class:  download Processing to your laptops or use the MacLab Processing app, watch and participate in this video intro to Processing, and share with the class the data you’ve been collecting.

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size(500, 500);// canvas size
background(216,225,149); //field color RGB

stroke(0);
strokeWeight(4);
fill(255);

ellipse(250, 200, 300, 300);//plate
strokeWeight(2);
rect(240, 40, 10, 240);//chopstick 1
rect(255, 40, 10, 240);//chopstick 2
ellipse(195, 200, 70, 70);//food item 1
ellipse(300, 200, 70, 70);//food item 2

Format your data following these instructions. Save for CSV for Processing

project-3-description

Project 3 Compilation_Suzette

chocolate cookie

In-class exercise: draw a food using Processing. (800×800 px sketch)

Selected Processing Food Drawings

Fall 2017 Processing Food

Fall 2016 Processing Food

Summer 2016 food drawings exercise

Processing Tutorials:
Sunday Nov 3rd and Nov 10th
Beginner Tutorial: 12PM-2PM
Advanced Tutorial: 2:30PM-3:30PM

In-class support Nov 5th 130-3p

PDF/Print/Fold/Cutout Exercise
Sample PDF cutout exercise.pdf

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Readings for November 7 ( leaders: Lindsay, Di, John, Evan):

Artistic Data Visualization, Viegas, Wattenberg
Computer Science for the Rest of Us, Stross
Rushkoff: Program or Be Programmed_Chptr 1
Form + Code repeat chapter
Form + Code visualize chapter

Selected Wearables
Selected Wearables misc
Selected 2016 Wearables
Misc Wearables Selected reduced

Resources
Processing-cheat-sheet
Origami Folding Techniques
Processing Reference page – all functions explained
OpenProcessing – share Processing sketches
Learning Processing – book by Daniel Shiffman

Form + Code  code examples