There’s a couple of ideas I’ve been tossing around for a final project. I seem to be gravitating towards games for the most part, though I’ve been trying to think of other options as well.
We’re working on APIs, pulling data from JSON files and integrating them into our p5 sketches. While I was able to complete a sketch in class on Weds, I find that I’m having a bit of trouble getting the API I’m currently working with to get the results I want. I can get the description and information to print to the console, but am getting an error when I try to pull it into the sketch. I’m continuing to workRead More
Elizabeth, Maria, and I created a promotional video for the Spookify Mirror.
This week, we began working on serial communication. While I initially followed the concepts in class, once I was working on it at home, I had some difficulty. The initial idea I had, was to combine the homework assignment for ICM, with the one for PCOMP. I had a wack-a-mole game that I did as part of my javaScript class at Columbus State Community College. I figured I could re-write the project for p5, and then control the mouse movementRead More
This week’s assignment is to incorporate DOM elements into our sketches.
This weeks’ assignment was to design a business card for ourselves or our business. We were to consider typography and layout carefully as well as the logo design we developed last week.
For this assignment, we were to create a poster for the 2017 Winter Show.
This week’s assignment was to choose a palette that represents you (at least five colors). Make six compositions within a square and post them on your Instagram and to your blog. For my palette, I chose to use the following:
I feel like I’m getting a better grasp on the tasks that are required to complete our labs. I’m working on getting the concepts down, and trying to push myself to expand on the labs. This week, I worked on adding a button that when pressed, printed the number of times the button had been pressed and that the button had been pressed.
This week’s assignment was to reorganize our code. We could break out our code in setup and draw into functions, use a function to draw complex designs, or write a function to that returns the result of a mathematical operation that you need to do several times in our code. I chose to break out the code in setup and draw into functions. In hindsight, I also should’ve found a way to simplify my code as well.