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Assignment 5
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- Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 from Getting Started with p5.js
- Computer Vision for Artists and Designers by Golan Levin
- FaceTracker explained
- Images and Pixels -- these videos are for Processing and therefore only the concepts apply, the p5.js code is different.
- Kinect tutorials -- these videos are for Processing and therefore only the concepts apply, the p5.js code is different. If you want to use a Kinect for a project, we do have some at ITP you can borrow and also there is the kimotion p5.js library.
- In class examples
- All video and sound examples
- All Getting Started Code
- Additional examples for homework ideas
Create a sketch that uses external media (images, sound, video). Some ideas are:
- Make something responsive to microphone input. Here is a simple example
- Create a "photobooth" with augmented snapshots from a camera.
- Create a "painting" system that colors pixels according to camera input. Here are some model examples: Pointillism, Painters, Brightness Mirror, Scribbler.
- Make a slideshow of images. Take a look at this Crossfade Effect.
- Use one of the computer vision examples to augment a video image. Can you put glasses on a face or make Particles come out of a person's mouth, etc.? You can use this example as a model: Simple Face Detection. There are some other new ones too under "clmtracker".
- Tutorial and instructions. Do not worry about this if you cannot get it to work, I'll go over this in class tomorrow.
host: caroline.dreamhost.com
user: netid
password: you'll have to e-mail me
- Make sure you copy your files into the:
netid.nyuad.im
directory for them to show up on the web.
- Document your process on the above. Consider include links to other projects that serve as references, inspiration, or deal with similar ideas as your homework.
- Write a response to our visit to Second Story and the V&A. Some questions to consider (you don't need to answer these, just some ideas to get you started):
- What surprised you about their design process?
- Does the role "creative technologist" mean anything to you? Is this different than "programmer"?
- What projects of theirs did you find compelling? Inspiring? What projects did you not like and why?
- add your questions here
- David: [ActiveSoundVisualizer] (http://p5ide.herokuapp.com/view/56974042008b7703009e1625), [Blog Post] (http://sa3904.nyuad.im/blog2/2016/01/19/getting-into-audio-visual/)
- Lucas: PAC-MAN Chase, Beat Maker, Blog Post
- Christos: [Time Travel 2.0] (http://cz930.nyuad.im/image_homework/)
- Mounir: [Animal Switcher] (http://mke255.nyuad.im/Assignment5/) (Open in Firefox), [Blog Post] (http://mke255.nyuad.im/blog/2016/01/14/interactive-media/)
- Aadi: [Abstract Art Maker] (http://aj1566.nyuad.im/abstractArt/), [Guy Fawkes Mask (Working in Firefox)] (http://aj1566.nyuad.im/mask/), [Blog Post] (http://aj1566.nyuad.im/blog/2016/01/13/homework-5/)
- Rami: [Noise detector] (https://p5ide.herokuapp.com/view/5695d42f859314030014f2e4), [Blog Post] (http://rha257.nyuad.im/blog/index.php/2016/01/13/homework-5/)
- Tarmo: [Zebras roaming (Working!)] (http://tk1578.nyuad.im/zebra_final/) [Blog Post] (http://tk1578.nyuad.im/blog/2016/01/14/homework-5-blog-post-trip-to-second-story/)
- Tanya: [Music in the Air!] (http://tb1561.nyuad.im/HM_5_Music_in_the_air/), [Uncovering the Apple] (http://tb1561.nyuad.im/HW%205_Apple/), [Blog Post] (http://tb1561.nyuad.im/blog/2016/01/19/assignment-5-image-matters-and-thoughts-on-second-story/)
- Shantanu:Mosaic generator
- Jin: Pointillism,Blog Post
- Himal: Pixel Video Creator, Blog Post
- Gene: [Outer Space Version 1] (http://p5ide.herokuapp.com/view/5697b295008b7703009e164d), [Outer Space Version 2] (http://p5ide.herokuapp.com/view/5697b2ce008b7703009e1654), [Blog Post] (http://ec2911.nyuad.im/blog/2016/01/13/assignment-5-space/)
- Chandan:[my image] (http://ckm303.nyuad.im/take%201/), [Blog Post] (http://ckm303.nyuad.im/blog/?p=18)