Final Project

Instruction: Your Art Work with Generative Pipeline

Using the knowledge and skills you've acquired, create a piece of generative artwork using a generative pipeline. There are no restrictions on the method of creation. Your work should clearly articulate the ideas or inspirations that influenced it, aligning with your needs as an artist or designer. Ensure the work is polished and ready for gallery-style presentation in class.

The aim is to communicate your ideas and methods clearly and concisely, including essential information without being wordy. This involves compressing content to retain key details, cutting unnecessary words, and ensuring clarity and efficiency. Typically, you'll write a longer draft and then trim it to create a strong report.

You may continue from Assignment 2, but be careful with this strategy, as you will need substantial upgrades from Assignment 2. Anything done in Assignment 2 will be subtracted, and only the added material will be graded, making it more challenging to achieve a full grade.

Your final product should include 10 images, which comprise your final artwork and accompanying paper images like methodologies, related works, and results.
The project must explore at least one mathematical equation or scientific concept through your working pipeline.

Assignment 3 Associated Materials:

Main project (In any type of form)
Work-in-Progress Log: Include a work-in-progress log, which can be copied and pasted from your weekly logs.
ACM Paper: Provide a (minimum) two-page ACM paper in PDF format, exported from Overleaf.

Report Structure [GitHub Report Page + Overleaf PDF + arXiv.org]

Abstract [100 words]
Related Works [200 words]
Methodology [300 words]
Result and Future Works [200 words]
Conclusion [100 words]

Grading Rubric :

Timely Submission: Whether all materials were uploaded to Google Drive on time.
Class Presentation: The level of excellence in the presentation, including how well the idea, concept, and steps taken are conveyed and presented.
arXiv Upload: Whether the project was successfully uploaded to arXiv .
GitHub Upload: Verify whether the project was successfully uploaded to GitHub.
Adaptation and Mastery: Evaluate how well the generative method has been integrated into the work and the quality of mastery over the artwork.
Necessity of Methods: Determine the necessity of using generative methods to achieve the final art product.
Generative Concept Capture: Demonstrates the use of generative methods computationally.
Enhancement of Artwork: How the use of generative methods added to the author's work and successfully amplified the artwork.