Dan Shiffman - Codeland - Creative Coding: An art and code showcase - NYC 2017
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2017
- Dan Shiffman explores incredible art and code projects at Codeland.
TALK
Let's explore the beautiful, artisitic world of creative coding. This art and code showcase will highlight incredible projects from NYU ITP, the Processing Foundation, and more. Get ready to be inspired.
SPEAKER
Daniel Shiffman, Associate Arts Professor, ITP (Tisch, NYU) @shiffman
Daniel Shiffman is an Associate Arts Professor at ITP (Tisch School of the Arts, NYU), a director of The Processing Foundation, and broadcasts weekly tutorials on TH-cam with The Coding Train.
CODELAND
Codeland is a conference produced by CodeNewbie and the only tech conference that focuses on people learned to code and programmers with less than two years of professional experience. Codealnd is two days of demos, talks, and workshops exploring the incredible world of code with the most supportive and inclusive tech community.
codelandconf.com
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The Coding Train is my favorite channel
Loved his energy.
"One of the ways that I learned to code, was actually through making art." Probably everyone.. Even myself! ;)
Great compilation of projects in this video talk. Thanks for uploading.
Thank you!
You are the best man! Thanks for giving us these insights.
What a great communicator.
After watching this video, I want to start writing art in code
Hey dan i want to see you in tedx talk
this isn't Dans channel.
Really inspiring talk. Thanks a lot!
Awesome talk!!!
Dan
This is truly the edge. The type of images that emerge on Dan’s Coding Train demos have been , in my mind, as an artist mostly dead end: oh that’s cool, and forget it. You can’t compose art with it. But now gestural generative art is emerging. Such as with connect. And the results are amazing. E.g the dance is a moving body composition, and the Kinect particlizes it and adopts the composed shapes of the dancer. A Fibonacci spiral is in essence already done, and has no compositional nuance. Coding needs to include human gesture. Think about painting: a hand moving a brush from mixing on a palette to making strokes , making thousands of micro decisions on how this particular stroke affects the field: how each new piece moves the mass, and also builds a structured composition: theme and variation. When a gesture moves thru a field it creates a set of relations in the field that are infinitely unique, new fresh. This is the basis of a new art.
At 3:45 i can see he has 226K subscribers (by may 19 2017) and now now he has 500K. And I am one of them :)
thank you dan
He is so cool
Is her name really Ada Lovecraft? because that is pretty similar to Ada Lovelace.
Where can I find the slides?
20:21 links to all the material and references