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Programming For Artists

Please see the Basics.pdfwith stuff like this:. . ellipse(45, 25, 60, 60);The above line of code is a STATEMENT, it always ends with a semi-colon ;A statement is an instruction to the computer todo something, in this case draw an ellipse at 45 pixels onThe x axis, 25 pixles on the Y axis, 60

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Programming For Artists

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    14. Try to make it personal to youTry to make it personal to you

    25. byte age = 21; (a byte stores integer values from –128 to 127) Short studioNumber = 342; (a short stores integers from –32,768 to 32,767) byte age = 21; (a byte stores integer values from –128 to 127) Short studioNumber = 342; (a short stores integers from –32,768 to 32,767)

    34. So lab 2 consists of two tasks: 1.) Make your creature object oriented – You may have to simplify the image, and definitely work out the relationships between shapes, see my example 2.) and…

    39. Visualising data http://accuracyandaesthetics.com/tag/drawings http://infosthetics.com/ http://rhizome.org/art/?tag=informationmap

    40. Data Visualisation Data visualization is a way to make sense of the ever-increasing stream of information with which we're bombarded and provides a creative antidote to the "analysis paralysis" that can result from the burden of processing such a large volume of information. "It's not about clarifying data," says Koblin. "It's about contextualizing it." Today algorithmically inspired artists are re-imagining the art-science continuum through work that frames the left-brain analysis of data in a right-brain creative story. Some use data visualization as a bridge between alienating information and its emotional impact—see Chris Jordan's portraits of global mass culture. Others take a more technological angle and focus on cultural utility—the Zoetrope project offers a temporal and historical visualization of the ephemeral Web. Still others are pure artistic indulgence—like Koblin's own Flight Patterns project, a visualization of air traffic over North America. Here, see a slideshow of works by 21 current pioneers of the discipline. http://design-notes-deepankar.blogspot.com/2009/08/data-visualization-stories-from.html

    41. Aaron Koblin Aaron Koblin's Flight Patterns project, a visualization of air traffic over North America.

    49. Colour or color In RGB mode: fill(126); //= 8 bit, grayscale fill(123, 67, 45); // = 24 bit, RGB, i.e full colour

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