GMU:Algorithmic Art/Hilde Karin Braunschweig - Revision history

Hilde.braunschweig: /* 14.12.2018 - Week 7 */

2019-01-06T13:40:43Z

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	\|We also started to work within a 3d environment. we loaded images and made ~~their~~ height of ~~the~~ pixels depending on their brightness. <br>		\|We also started to work within a 3d environment. we loaded images and made the height of their pixels depending on their brightness. <br>
	I took some results of earlier algorithms, <br>		As images, I took some results of earlier algorithms, <br>
	the first is the one from the grid lesson <br>		the first is the one from the grid lesson <br>
	the other from the balloon lesson. I like that one because in 2d it looks to me like a growing earth ball and in 3d like beautiful snowy mountains.		the other one from the balloon lesson. I like that one because in 2d it looks to me like a growing earth ball and in 3d like beautiful snowy mountains.

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Hilde.braunschweig: /* 30.11.2018 - Week 6 */

2019-01-06T12:34:53Z

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Hilde.braunschweig: /* 30.11.2018 - Week 6 */

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30.11.2018 - Week 6

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	I used a similar technique to create christmas postcards.		I used a similar technique to create christmas postcards.

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Hilde.braunschweig: /* HGP-Algorithms */

2019-01-02T12:20:12Z

HGP-Algorithms

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	This algorithm was about collecting parameters and numbers out of our surrounding. I choose the topic noise, because I had a class about Urban Soundscapes in the last semester and I wanted to try a simple form of notation. The HGP shouldonly focus on the hearing in crowded places. I did not say whether to draw the waves on top of each other or under each other, thats why there are these 2 different forms in the result. I like it, that you can see the differences between the different places where the noise was notated and I had fun hearing about what some significant wave forms mean (like screaming kids on the ice rink)		This algorithm was about collecting parameters and numbers out of our surrounding. I choose the topic noise, because I had a class about Urban Soundscapes in the last semester and I wanted to try a simple form of notation. The HGP shouldonly focus on the hearing in crowded places. I did not say whether to draw the waves on top of each other or under each other, thats why there are these 2 different forms in the result. I like it, that you can see the differences between the different places where the noise was notated and I had fun hearing about what some significant wave forms mean (like screaming kids on the ice rink)
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	\|[[File:ble.jpg \| 200px]] [[File:ble_cover.jpg \| 200px]]<br>		\|[[File:ble.jpg \| 200px]] [[File:ble_cover.jpg \| 200px]]<br><br>
	[[File:4-bild dreiecke.jpg \| 400px]]<br>		[[File:4-bild dreiecke.jpg \| 400px]]<br>

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	[[File:4-bild-algorithmus.jpg \| 400px]]<br>		[[File:4-bild-algorithmus.jpg \| 400px]]<br><br>
	This weeks topic was all about working with images, so the HGP algorithm is, too. I wanted to see, how one can edit images with some simple steps, so that you can not see the original content of the picture any more. <br>		This weeks topic was all about working with images, so the HGP algorithm is, too. I wanted to see, how one can edit images with some simple steps, so that you can not see the original content of the picture any more. <br>
	I choose a face as a subject of the picture, because normally one could still recognize some parts like the eyes, even if they are in a different position. But due to the blue colour of the original image, it is even hard to find the eyes. <br>		I choose a face as a subject of the picture, because normally one could still recognize some parts like the eyes, even if they are in a different position. But due to the blue colour of the original image, it is even hard to find the eyes. <br>

Hilde.braunschweig: /* HGP-Algorithms */

2019-01-02T12:00:18Z

HGP-Algorithms

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	This algorithm was about collecting parameters and numbers out of our surrounding. I choose the topic noise, because I had a class about Urban Soundscapes in the last semester and I wanted to try a simple form of notation. The HGP shouldonly focus on the hearing in crowded places. I did not say whether to draw the waves on top of each other or under each other, thats why there are these 2 different forms in the result. I like it, that you can see the differences between the different places where the noise was notated and I had fun hearing about what some significant wave forms mean (like screaming kids on the ice rink)		This algorithm was about collecting parameters and numbers out of our surrounding. I choose the topic noise, because I had a class about Urban Soundscapes in the last semester and I wanted to try a simple form of notation. The HGP shouldonly focus on the hearing in crowded places. I did not say whether to draw the waves on top of each other or under each other, thats why there are these 2 different forms in the result. I like it, that you can see the differences between the different places where the noise was notated and I had fun hearing about what some significant wave forms mean (like screaming kids on the ice rink)
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			[[File:4-bild-algorithmus.jpg \| 400px]]<br>
			This weeks topic was all about working with images, so the HGP algorithm is, too. I wanted to see, how one can edit images with some simple steps, so that you can not see the original content of the picture any more. <br>
			I choose a face as a subject of the picture, because normally one could still recognize some parts like the eyes, even if they are in a different position. But due to the blue colour of the original image, it is even hard to find the eyes. <br>
			The triangle segments of the image sholn't be arranged randomly, so I choose to let the HGP arrange them by following the parameters of a text and write this text next to the new generated image. If there is a description to a picture, it changes the content of what we see, so I liked the idea, that through the citation the viewer can search for a new sense in the new picture.
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Hilde.braunschweig: /* HGP-Algorithms */

2019-01-02T11:02:19Z

HGP-Algorithms

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	\| My first algortithm was only about creating an intersting pattern, but it didn't really came out like I expected it. I forgot to write, that the lines should go from the left to the right edge of the paper. and I wrote a second algorithm underneath, but the HGP assumed them as one algorithm, which made it maybe a bit difficult to understand what to do. But it looks very intersting and abstract and I at least learned how difficult it is to give correct advises and to make another person realize an image that only exists in ones head.		\| My first algortithm was only about creating an intersting pattern, but it didn't really came out like I expected it. I forgot to write, that the lines should go from the left to the right edge of the paper. and I wrote a second algorithm underneath, but the HGP assumed them as one algorithm, which made it maybe a bit difficult to understand what to do. But it looks very intersting and abstract and I at least learned how difficult it is to give correct advises and to make another person realize an image that only exists in ones head.

Hilde.braunschweig: /* HGP-Algorithms */

2019-01-02T10:58:49Z

HGP-Algorithms

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	\| My first algortithm was only about creating an intersting pattern, but it didn't really came out like I expected it. I forgot to write, that the lines should go from the left to the right edge of the paper. and I wrote a second algorithm underneath, but the HGP assumed them as one algorithm, which made it maybe a bit difficult to understand what to do. But it looks very intersting and abstract and I at least learned how difficult it is to give correct advises and to make another person realize an image that only exists in ones head.		\| My first algortithm was only about creating an intersting pattern, but it didn't really came out like I expected it. I forgot to write, that the lines should go from the left to the right edge of the paper. and I wrote a second algorithm underneath, but the HGP assumed them as one algorithm, which made it maybe a bit difficult to understand what to do. But it looks very intersting and abstract and I at least learned how difficult it is to give correct advises and to make another person realize an image that only exists in ones head.
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	In this algorithm we should include randomness. I wanted to create a rectengular spiral, by drawing 3 lines in a 90 degeree angle and one line in an angle choosen by the HGP. I reduced the area for the angles so that the algorithm would work, but i maybe should have reduced it more, so that there are more lines and a more interesting image.		In this algorithm we should include randomness. I wanted to create a rectengular spiral, by drawing 3 lines in a 90 degeree angle and one line in an angle choosen by the HGP. I reduced the area for the angles so that the algorithm would work, but i maybe should have reduced it more, so that there are more lines and a more interesting image.
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			\| Noise Notation
			This algorithm was about collecting parameters and numbers out of our surrounding. I choose the topic noise, because I had a class about Urban Soundscapes in the last semester and I wanted to try a simple form of notation. The HGP shouldonly focus on the hearing in crowded places. I did not say whether to draw the waves on top of each other or under each other, thats why there are these 2 different forms in the result. I like it, that you can see the differences between the different places where the noise was notated and I had fun hearing about what some significant wave forms mean (like screaming kids on the ice rink)
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Hilde.braunschweig: /* HGP-Algorithms */

2019-01-02T10:20:15Z

HGP-Algorithms

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	\| My first algortithm was only about creating an intersting pattern, but it didn't really came out like I expected it. I forgot to write, that the lines should go from the left to the right edge of the paper. and I wrote a second algorithm underneath, but the HGP assumed them as one algorithm, which made it maybe a bit difficult to understand what to do. But it looks very intersting and abstract and I at least learned how difficult it is to give correct advises and to make another person realize an image that only exists in ones head.		\| My first algortithm was only about creating an intersting pattern, but it didn't really came out like I expected it. I forgot to write, that the lines should go from the left to the right edge of the paper. and I wrote a second algorithm underneath, but the HGP assumed them as one algorithm, which made it maybe a bit difficult to understand what to do. But it looks very intersting and abstract and I at least learned how difficult it is to give correct advises and to make another person realize an image that only exists in ones head.
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			In this algorithm we should include randomness. I wanted to create a rectengular spiral, by drawing 3 lines in a 90 degeree angle and one line in an angle choosen by the HGP. I reduced the area for the angles so that the algorithm would work, but i maybe should have reduced it more, so that there are more lines and a more interesting image.
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