10:00: For TEMPT


(track back to Pseudocode Homework)


Folks in the Graffiti Research Lab/ FATlab/ whatever-it's-called-these-days are working on a project that is truly awesome on so many levels. TEMPT ONE , a famous Los Angeles graffiti writer, has ALS (aka Lou Gehrig's Disease), which means at this point that he has little motor control. What these folks are working on is a device to translate tracked eye movements into brush strokes for making light graffiti. A small camera mounted on a pair of glasses tracks pupil movement, and some software (built in OpenFrameworks ) creates the visuals.

I wanted to create a pretty literal spray that allows you to sketch, spray, and spread. Playing around with damping and repulsion (spread), particles (spray), and mouse functions (sketch.). This is a work in progress but I'm just concerned more with functionality at this point more so than the aesthetic. That will be the next step.


source code coming soon

Class Details

Co-taught by Zachary Lieberman + Taeyoon Choi

This class investigates the curious space where drawing and computation meet. From the earliest moments of the computer, developers have been striving for intuitive and meaningful ways to capture and explore gesture digitally. Likewise artists - From Durer's drawing machine, to Sol Lewitt's infinite cubes and Moholy Nagy's imaginary structures -- have used computational method to transfer reality on to the paper and generatively reproduce elements of their drawing.

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Will work for food.

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