Coursework, notes, and progress while attending NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP)

Monthly Archives: September 2015

Colorstream

This week we learned about for loops and using mouse clicks to create buttons. I worked on a project with Annie Goodfriend (her blog is here) to incorporate these two elements. The cool thing about for loops is they allow you to create an iterative design. Buttons and sliders (we didn’t incorporate a slider) allow […]

A game to elicit frustration

The rules for this assignment were just to have one element controlled by the mouse, one element that changes over time, independently of the mouse, and one element that is different every time you run the sketch. I was excited to work with arcs after learning how they worked in the last class, and played […]

Portrait of classmate using 2D shapes

I hope my neighbor is not offended by my final portrait. I started my sketch with rect() for the shirt/body and ellipse() for the head. I’ve never really played with visual software besides Microsoft Paint, and I spent probably too long using a color picker to get a combination of background and clothing that I found […]