Create a generative* art piece. 

*That is, a piece where the output varies (isn't always the same). 

This might be a piece that changes in response to direct or indirect interaction, using probability or randomness, over time, as a result of something happening in the world, as a combination of those things, or due to something else entirely. 

SUGGESTIONS:

• Using p5.js (a JavaScript library) on OpenProcessing.org or the p5js web editor  is recommended. Openprocessing + p5js is what we will cover in class. But, this is not required. 

• You are encouraged to consider unique formats (e.g. projection, mobile/touchscreen interactions, games, generative plotting or printing)

• Elements you might use to generate variation could include:

  • button presses, mouse movement, time (ex: using frameCount), microphone sound input, randomness or psuedorandomness (ex: using random() or other functions that generate numbers), the weather

• Elements you could vary in response could include: 

  • color, composition, shape, density, amount of randomness, movement, sound, size, speed

• Chia Amisola

  • Kakacomputer Mo Yan!

• Roni Kaufman

  • Roni's OpenProcessing page

• Coordinate Grid Sketch 

• serial communication sketch by shm 

• 2/27 in-class demo by shm 

• 2/26 demo practice by shm

• paint brush sketch by Kuan-Ju Wu

• distributions examples by shm

• 7/21/2023 in class demo by shm (Clouds, Functions, Classes, Audio Input) 

• image processing demo

• https://p5js.org/reference/#/p5/image  

• https://p5js.org/reference/