Processing Practice

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Hi, I’m Kevin. I’m studying Communication Design at Parsons and this is my second year. I’m from Brooklyn and I decided to go to Parsons because my friend suggested it to me and I thought doing the portfolio would go along with my high school studies. I hope to learn much from this Creative Computing course so I can use it in my designing.

I was inspired by this Open Processing sketch http://openprocessing.org/sketch/2363 because it had such fluid motions and the colors were relatively simple.

Over this long break we had the chance to play with Processing. I’m not familiar with the tool so I just played around with the basic functions of the examples already in Processor. I modified 3 of the examples:

http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/108961 — This was the first sketch I worked on. I played with the stroke multiple times hoping that it would change the color but it didn’t so I had to find where to place the fill so that the circles on the array would have color.

Color Change     Color Change

http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/109036 — Here I took the original shapes and gave each of them a fill. The canvas size was also modified to 360×360 pixels.

Changed Weight      Changed Weight

http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/109038 — This example was the bezier and what I did was change background color, stroke weight and also stroke color.

Changed Fill      Changed Fill

All of these examples are tweaked from the Processing program’s examples.

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  48. Dane Winning

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