CODE IN DESIGN:
GDES ELECTIVE COURSE
The class was an experimental introduction to using code as a creative tool within a design practice. The semester-long course was divided into five peojects to cover and explore different elements of design in intersection with code: basics, image, type, data visulisation, and sound. Below are a selection of the students explorations from each project.
Class was in the Fall of 2020, I was TA-ing the Code in Design Graphic Design elective at Virginia Commenwealth University in Qatar, with Levi Hammett. All the projects were coded using openFrameworks.
Class was in the Fall of 2020, I was TA-ing the Code in Design Graphic Design elective at Virginia Commenwealth University in Qatar, with Levi Hammett. All the projects were coded using openFrameworks.
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/introduction to coding/ project
>> exploring basic shapes, colours, for loops, and math functions like the sine wave:
>> exploring basic shapes, colours, for loops, and math functions like the sine wave:
/image/ project
>> exploring different methods of manipulating images by accessing the pixel information and redrawing them > printed out their explorations onto fabric to create objects:
>> exploring different methods of manipulating images by accessing the pixel information and redrawing them > printed out their explorations onto fabric to create objects:
/type/ project
>> exploring loading in and storing typefaces as vector information, and manipulating the points to distort or layer the letters:
>> exploring loading in and storing typefaces as vector information, and manipulating the points to distort or layer the letters:
/data visualisation/ project
>> exploring different ways of translating data from a csv file into a visual forms:
>> exploring different ways of translating data from a csv file into a visual forms:
/sound/ project
>> exploring different ways of using sound inputs to control the shape, movement, and colour of the graphic forms:
>> exploring different ways of using sound inputs to control the shape, movement, and colour of the graphic forms: