Mathieu Plasse Introduction to Processing
Mathieu Plasse, 2015
Processing is a programming language and environment created to help artists and designers learn and use code to make art. It opens art and design to contemporary technologies, such as generative art, interactive data visualisation, computer vision, virtual reality, interactive projections, mobile media, sensor integration, and live video creation. This introduction will familiarize you with the fundamentals so you can begin exploring this powerful tool.
Session 1: Shapes, colours, and generative art
Objective: Create a generative poster
Session 2: Images and typography
Session 3: Animation and interactivity
Objective: Create simple drawing software
Session 4: Data visualisation
Objective: Create simple data visualisation software
Session 5: Arduino and Processing
Objective: Create simple software using input from an Arduino
Session 6: Video and sound
Objective: Create an interactive video montage
Prerequisites
– Be a professional artist, creator or cultural worker;
– Be a self-employed worker or a salaried employee in an enterprise not subject to 1 % Training Investment*;
– Attend every workshop session.
*Any enterprise whose total payroll is $1.000.000 or more is subject to 1% Training Investment. (Emploi-Québec Program)
Number of participants: maximum 8
Registration period: December 14-18, 2015 and January 5-12, 2016
Call or email the New Media Lab: 514 844 3250, ext. 230 or lab@oboro.net.
Cost: $100 (taxes included)
Schedule: January 15-17 and 22-24, 2016
(Friday: 6-9 pm, Saturday and Sunday: 1-4 pm)
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Mathieu Plasse, 2015
Mathieu Plasse is a professor of graphic design at Cégep de Sainte-Foy and has been offering, for several years, training in programming and visual creation. After completing a graphic design baccalaureate at UQAM in 2006, he began a career which led him to work with several actors of the cultural and artistic circles in Quebec city. In 2015, he obtained a scholarship from the Conseil des arts et lettres du Québec, in order to create a dance video, captured by a Kinect device and transformed by algorithms made with Processing.