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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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| 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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Revision as of 10:58, 2 January 2019
19.10.2018 - Week 1
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|   | Homework / Introduction Superimposed results of the Introductory Algorithm. By executing the algorithm, each participant of the class created a unique personal sign, based on their own name.   | 
| Recreating Q1 Supermatistic by László Moholy-Nagy. | |
|   | Recreating AXL II by László Moholy-Nagy. | 
26.10.2018 - Week 2
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|   | Creating a 2D grid structure, using nested for loops in Processing. | 
02.11.2018 - Week 3
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|   | Recreating "Schotter" by Georg Nees in class. | 
| Experimenting with Brownian Motion in class. 
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| some more experiments on randomness. | |
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09.11.2018 - Week 4
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|   | Experiments with the noise function in class. idea from the "Unknown Pleasures" Poster by Joy Division. | 
22.11.2018 - Week 5
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 Somehow lost some files. but they all are based on the same algorithm, with different settings in color, size, speed and number : Link to Algorithm | 
30.11.2018 - Week 6
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| we started to work with images. each pixel is referring to a line. the length of the lines and their number and distance is depending on the x coordinate of the mouse. | 
 
		
















