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ayheng
Free Processing Workshop for Graphic Design
Jan 21st, 2009, 5:57am  
Dear Processing Community,

My name is Yeohyun Ahn. I have been working as graphic designer and interactive designer with Processing. In graphic design world, there are a few people who can use Processing because they are still under the graphic user interface system with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, so it would be challenging for them to understand directing code interface system compared with GUI. Since I worked with Processing, I got some significant opportunities to present my Processing driven graphic arts to graphic design world since it is fresh. Some of them were invited some major publications including the New York Times Magazine, PRINT and books with honor, so now I am thinking of starting a new free workshop for graphic designers to share my projects and encourage them to learn how to use Processing in terms of graphic design.

Here is my brief outline:http://www.yeoahn.com/gdprocessing/

Before I start my free workshop, I would like to survey how many people would be interested in learning Processing in terms of Graphic design.

If any one would be interested in taking it, please put your comment under my message with your brief information as my reference to learn about you.

Your comments will be very important for me to start this free workshop project.

If you would have any questions, please feel free to contact with me: yeoahn@gmail.com, or http://www.yeoahn.com

Thank you for your help.


Best Wish,

Yeohyun Ahn.
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kiza
Re: Free Processing Workshop for Graphic Design
Reply #1 - Jan 21st, 2009, 12:44pm  
Hey,

I would like to attend, but how much would you focus on the graphic design principles, in comparison to just explaining processing specifics?
I'm a computer science student, and I lack the basic design knowledge like composition, color mixing etc...It's something I'm always missing.
I'd also like to know how are you planning to execute it online and how much time per week..
I aplaud your gesture and initiative.
Zoran
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solanina
Re: Free Processing Workshop for Graphic Design
Reply #2 - Jan 30th, 2009, 1:11am  
Hi,
I'd like to attend the seminar as well.
Pattern design with processing sounds very interesting!
I have work experience with photoshop and illustrator but i'm a selfthaugt begginner with processing, It would be very nice to have an overlook of possibilities and basic principles.
how can I apply?
thanks for your interest on sharing your knowledge.
Solanina
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ayheng
Re: Free Processing Workshop for Graphic Design
Reply #3 - Jan 31st, 2009, 11:16pm  
I posted my first tutorial workshop for Graphic Design with Processing to http://www.yeoahn.com/gdprocessing or http://www.gdprocessing.org

I just bought a domain, http://www.gdprocessing.org, for my future audience's convenience. It will be automatically forwarded to one of my homepage domain directory.

Would you let me know if it is working for you, who have limited knowledge in Processing? or should it be more detailed and informative on my tutotial?

Your feedback will be very helpful for me to develop the second week tutorials.

Please enjoy my tutorial and let me know if you would have any question.


Yeohyun Ahn.
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skr
Re: Free Processing Workshop for Graphic Design
Reply #4 - Feb 11th, 2009, 12:28am  
The bezier tutorial was very well done and fun.
I am looking forward to more.
Thank you.
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