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Digital Studies 301A: Creative Coding Fall 2018 The time has come to end the semester and this class, but the learning and interest will never stop. Our last task was to create a portfolio of 4 projects we wanted to improve on, so I decided on my Twitter Bot, my Poetry Remix, my Screensaver, and Read More

Past time is finite, future time is infinite. -Edwin Powell Hubble Time is social construct that measures the length of existence. Time never stops. For this creative coding project, we had to create a sketch with p5.js. I created a screen with lights continuously flowing  and the time displayed in the center because to me, Read More

This new project was coding a novel in Jupyter  for National Novel Generation Month (NaNoGenMo), a project that started from a tweet in 2013. Our novel had to generate at least 50,000 words, mine generates about twice as much. I combined two different stories from Project Gutenberg, which was Siddhartha and The Hound of the Read More

For this new project, we had to create a screensaver with javascript in p5.js. I wanted something soothing and eye catching, so I decided to create a cherry blossom screensaver. Using the Snowflakes example by Aatish Bhatia, I set a light blue background with pink petals sweeping across the screen in slow motion.  You can see Read More

For this Creative Coding project, we learned about Glitch Art, which is data manipulation that changes images into something else. We learned three different glitch methods, databending, which is using different software, such as Audacity to change image files, pixel sorting, which is using Python to rearrange the pixels of an image, and datamoshing, which Read More

Here it is again. Poetry time. Once again, I used  Microsoft Azure Notebooks, which gave me access to the web application, Jupyter Notebooks, to code in Python a poem that rhymes. The template I used was Romeo`s speech to Juliet when he meets her for the first time.  Original: If I profane with my unworthiest hand Read More

Here it is, my poetry remix project. I used Python code to pull a random adjective and noun from Grimm`s Fairytales text from the Gutenberg Project and format it into 4 lines of poetry. Example: second tree wild hatchet scarlet revenge old ‘ I used Microsoft Azure Notebooks, which gave me access to the web application, Jupyter Read More