GMU:Algorithmic Art/Manuel Hartmann - Revision history

Manuel Hartmann at 20:50, 5 November 2018

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	Welcome to my digital sketchbook.		Welcome to my digital sketchbook.

			Wiki markup language: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext
			Cheatsheet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Cheatsheet

	==Algorithm for Humans 1 — 19.10.18==		==Algorithm for Humans 1 — 19.10.18==

2018-11-05T20:45:50Z

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	\| Inspired by a work from Lohse: https://www.kulturstiftung.de/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Lohse_neu.jpg <br>		\| Inspired by a work from Lohse: [https://www.kulturstiftung.de/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Lohse_neu.jpg] <br>
	\| [[File:0001.jpg\|400px\|Generate Lohse Art]]		\| [[File:0001.jpg\|400px\|Generate Lohse Art]]
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	\| Inspired by a work from Lohse. <br>		\| Inspired by a work from Lohse: https://www.kulturstiftung.de/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Lohse_neu.jpg <br>
	\| [[File:0001.jpg\|400px\|Generate Lohse Art]]		\| [[File:0001.jpg\|400px\|Generate Lohse Art]]
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	\| For every cell in the grid draw a stickfigure with a random color.~~<br>~~		\| For every cell in the grid draw a stickfigure with a random color. A stickfigure is a glyph based visualization technique to visualize any kind of data. A circle is segmented in three parts, each 120°. One part for each value of the rgb color. Then a line is drawn visualizing the value. 0 - 255 mapped to 0 - 120°. I made the strokeWeight higher and colored all lines by the color it represents.
	\| A stickfigure is a glyph based visualization technique to visualize any kind of data.
	\| A circle is segmented in three parts, each 120°. One part for each value of the rgb color.
	\| Then a line is drawn visualizing the value. 0 - 255 mapped to 0 - 120°.
	\| I made the strokeWeight higher and colored all lines by the color it represents.

	\| [[File:randomness.png\|400px\|First Sketch]]		\| [[File:randomness.png\|400px\|First Sketch]]

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	\| For every cell in the grid draw a stickfigure with a random color.<br>		\| For every cell in the grid draw a stickfigure with a random color.<br>
	A stickfigure is a glyph based visualization technique to visualize any kind of data.		\| A stickfigure is a glyph based visualization technique to visualize any kind of data.
	A circle is segmented in three parts, each 120°. One part for each value of the rgb color.		\| A circle is segmented in three parts, each 120°. One part for each value of the rgb color.
	Then a line is drawn visualizing the value. 0 - 255 mapped to 0 - 120°.		\| Then a line is drawn visualizing the value. 0 - 255 mapped to 0 - 120°.
	I made the strokeWeight higher and colored all lines by the color it represents.		\| I made the strokeWeight higher and colored all lines by the color it represents.

	\| [[File:randomness.png\|400px\|First Sketch]]		\| [[File:randomness.png\|400px\|First Sketch]]

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	==Algorithm for Computers 2 — 26.10.18==		==Algorithm for Computers 2 — 26.10.18==

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			! style="width: 50%" \| Algorithm
			! style="width: 50%" \| Rendering
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			\| For every cell in the grid draw a stickfigure with a random color.<br>
			A stickfigure is a glyph based visualization technique to visualize any kind of data.
			A circle is segmented in three parts, each 120°. One part for each value of the rgb color.
			Then a line is drawn visualizing the value. 0 - 255 mapped to 0 - 120°.
			I made the strokeWeight higher and colored all lines by the color it represents.

			\| [[File:randomness.png\|400px\|First Sketch]]
			\|-
			\|}

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			! style="width: 50%" \| Algorithm
	! style="width: 50%" \| Rendering		! style="width: 50%" \| Rendering
	~~! style="width: 50%" \| Algorithm~~
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			\| For every frame, from every corner of the image one line is drawn to the current mouse position.<br>
	\| [[File:erster_sketch.PNG\|400px\|First Sketch]]		\| [[File:erster_sketch.PNG\|400px\|First Sketch]]
	~~\| For every frame, from every corner of the image one line is drawn to the current mouse position.<br>~~
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	\|}		\|}

2018-11-05T20:32:04Z

Algorithm for Humans 1 — 19.10.18