Introductions - Processing Forum

caseyreas

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

My post in 2002 read:

My name is Casey Reas. I studied communication design and later began merging this background with new studies in computer science, art, and related disciplines. My work from the last two years is visible at www.groupc.net . I'm currently teaching in Italy at the Interaction Design Institute in Ivrea (a small town near Turin). Ben Fry and myself are currently sharing the the admin responsibilities for this board.

In 2005 I wrote:

My name is Casey REAS. I studied communication design and later began merging this background with studies in computer science, art, and related disciplines. My recent work is documented at http://reas.com. I'm currently teaching at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) in the Department of Design | Media Arts (http://dma.ucla.edu). With Ben Fry, I've been developing Processing for the past four years. I'm interested in using Processing for my endeavors as an educator and artist.

In 2010, I'll say this:

Hello, I'm Casey Reas. I'm an artist and educator. I'm a professor at UCLA in the department of Design Media Arts ( http://dma.ucla.edu) and with Ben Fry, I co-founded Processing in 2001. My software, prints, and installations (all created with Processing) have has been featured in solo and group exhibitions at museums and galleries in the United States, Europe, and Asia. I spend time working on Processing because I care deeply about the potential of software within the visual arts. My work is documented at http://reas.com

cedrickie..

Hi, my name is Cedric, that was also my nickname I used to have on the old discussion board. I became quite active on the board for the last 2 years since I found out that the best way to learn is to help others and tried to at least give back a bit of what i have learned so far.

I am a Berlin based information/interaction designer and recently founded a new agency based on generative art and design called onformative ( www.onformative.com) together with Julia Laub, author of the "Generative Gestaltungs"-book ( www.generative-gestaltung.de). Our work focused on generative art and information visualization in all kind of fields and is heavily based on the processing environment. Beside working on different projects we try to spread the word of processing by teaching ( http://www.hs-rm.de/) by giving lectures ( TypoBerlin2010) or writing articles for the german interaction magazine weave ( www.weave.de)

We are heavily working on our new website and hopefully launch it soon.
if you want to keep in touch.

Follow me on twitter. I post a lot of processing related news and projects on my personal account
www.twitter.com/CedricKiefer

and work related stuff on our www.twitter.com/onformative account.

Lonnen

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

My name is Chris Lonnen, and I hack away at the Processing source code. I found Proce55ing years ago when I was playing with Design By Numbers, and I used it extensively while teaching myself programming. Some of my hobby sketches would later help get me a position in an undergraduate Bio-Math research lab. While it didn't remain my primary language, I still used it to investigate, understand, and explain ideas in epidemiology, population dynamics, genetics, artificial intelligence, and the foundations of computation. I see a lot of potential in Processing, and I am excited to be able to contribute to such an awesome project.

andreas.s..

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3 years ago

Hello, Andreas Schlegel here (aka sojamo in the previous discourse). I like to explore, program, design and teach, and currently I am located in Singapore. I have been using processing since 2003 for my personal projects, work and teaching. I have written a few libraries and still do. more details about my work, libraries, etc. can be found at www.sojamo.de

jamescarr..

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

My name James Carruthers, I use processing to sketch the ideas in my head. I only really picked it up recently but found the former discourse forums invaluable for learning.

Looking forward to see this one grow.

James

PhiLho

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

That's a good way to post my first message on this new forum...

Hello, world!
I am Philippe Lhoste, I was PhiLho in the beta board, and I am Phi.Lho (or, rather, phi.lho as Zoho login process seems to hate uppercase letters) here as PhiLho seems to be already taken (by myself in the past?).
I am a French guy (still making silly English languages mistakes...) with a wife and three kids (so with little free time!) living in France, near Paris.

I am a computer programmer by trade and by passion (ie. I earn my living with it, yet like to code as a hobby!) and I like to draw too. The first side of my personality is more or less shown in my first site, http://Phi.Lho.free.fr (a dot there too...), more or less bilingual and a bit under-maintained because I spend too much time in such forum!

and the second side can be discovered at http://PhiLho.deviantART.com

I learned and used various languages, from Basic and assembly with 8bit computers (back to 1979), to Java today (I recently learned Java and OOP (5 years ago) and Processing helped me greatly in improving my knowledge), passing by C (and a bit of C++, I contributed to the Scintilla/SciTE projects) on various systems, Lua, etc., and on the Web side, PHP and JavaScript (and some knowledge of HTML, CSS, XML, SVG and other associated techniques).

I joined the old forum at 2008-05-01, that's probably shortly after I discovered Processing, following a topic in the deviantART forums -- asking why dA allowed Flash applets but not Java applets like Processing ones... I since re-asked the question, suggested to allow only unsigned applets if they are concerned by security issues, but that's another story.
Since then I have been quite active on the Processing forum (and the JavaFX forum, a related but quite different technique), posting 4190 messages, becoming recently a moderator to help facing a wave of spam messages.
I highly appreciated this community, very helpful and patient, and even though I rarely asked questions myself, I learned a lot trying to help people and doing searches for that!

So I hope to be around for quite some time again!

afreise

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

My name is Andreas Freise, I am a lecturer in Physics, doing research and teaching. Numerical simulations have been part of my research for several years and I am used to write small bits of code or larger C programs whenever I need those. I can get excited about computers and technology, especially related to graphics in any way. I found Processing in 2008 when I was once again looking for the right tool to get students excited as well. In 2009 I have used it in several student projects and we've also developed a library for scientific plotting of 2D and 3D data. All of this can be found at www.gwoptics.org. We have just started new summer projects including Processing and I hope to introduce Processing to some core teaching modules in the future.
It's a slow process but so far quite succesful and a lot of fun!

I very much enjoy playing with Processing myself even though I find very little time for fun programming projects between work and family. For one year I have been reading this (the old) forum regularey because the overall quality of the comments is quite high and I very often find something new and interesting.

Andreas

bjordal

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

My name is Gustav Bjordal, guss was my nick on the old forum. I am from Sweden so if you see some grammar errors, don't be alarmed.
I guess that right now the most accurate thing to call me would be a passionate hobbyist programmer, i'm kinda in a gray area between titles :p
I'm a "self taught" programmer (depending on how you define it) and have been programming for 5 years now. I started working with flash and moved onto c++ 2 years ago and found processing 1 year ago (actually like 11 months ago) and i now primarily work with c++ and processing, depending on what i am doing. My main interest when it comes to programming is making games - and by extension interactive design. Right now in processing i am mainly experimenting with different ways to create "art" using points, lines and a lot of randomness (and some math).

So why am i here?
Well... why not?!
I figured seeing and reading what other people are doing in processing could give a lot of inspiration, while being able to get feedback on the thing i'm doing can't be a bad thing, right? And it's always fun to help other people with their projects, and like PhiLho said you can always learn a lot from helping other people. So basically i am here to learn and (maybe) help.

/Gustav

amnon.owed

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hello all!

My name is Amnon Owed. I am an aspiring graphic designer currently located in The Hague, The Netherlands. Having no prior programming experience I started playing with Processing mid-2009. Through education & experimentation I'm still continuously trying to further develop myself as a visual artist. This is my focus for the next few years. My biggest enemy is time since I have a full-time job in a completely different field. I'm currently working for several Dutch ministries as a policy advisor given my university background in economics. I hope someday I'll be able to tie together all the differents strings. For now it can be somewhat challenging balancing between these very different worlds.

I found the online Processing community to be incredibly helpful and stimulating, so of course I wanna be part of it. Especially the past few months I've been exploring diverse aspects of P5's capabilities. Often touching, to me, completely new territories like animation and sound design. Very exciting stuff! In the future I hope to learn and create much more...

My ongoing Processing experiments can be found on Wordpress ( http://amnonp5.wordpress.com/) or Flickr ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/amnonp5/sets). My graphic design portfolio can be found on Behance ( http://www.behance.net/amnon) or Cargo ( http://cargocollective.com/amnon).

See you around here on the new forum!

Amnon

adam.ts

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

hello

My name is Adam Schmidt, and I am a semi-intermediate programmer. I don't have a job (because i don't need one yet).

I was introduced to processing with Tom Igoe's Making Things Talk, with that I tampered with one of their projects (a lot). Creating the Sensor Activated SquirrelCam. Now I am not using an arduino, and i am working on more visual programs. This year i am going into 9th grade.

www.athaddius.com/squirrel //sorry i don't update my website much

pixelnerve

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hi, i'm Victor Martins aka V. I'm freelancer on computer graphics and interaction. My work can be found at www.pixelnerve.com
I've worked with processing for the last 3 years i think, i have done lots of work under processing, ie. libraries, demos (demoscene), apps, installations, and so on. These days i spend most of my time between java and c++ coding my own tools but i still am a regular @ processing forum and using it for fast prototyping and helping.

weatherpa..

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hello,

I'm Ray Cha.
I downloaded early versions of processing over the years, but never really built anything.
I recently attended a workshop by Dan Shiffman at ITP ( http://itp.nyu.edu/camp ). So, I am now inspired to actually make something.
I think I was literally using the Processing forums during the switch over to my own amusement and slight confusion.

Recent interest include design mobile applications, biological signals, and physical computing, and processing.

Thanks,
-Ray.

obligatory links:
http://twitter.com/weatherpattern
http://weatherpattern.com

guy_yitzh..

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hi,

I'm Guy Yitzhaki (guyy on the previous forum).

I live in Jerusalem, Israel - I make a living working part time as a software engineer for a large company, and the rest of my time I spend on photography and visual arts. I discovered processing about a year ago - and at that point I realized I can use my programming knowledge for arts and not just for making a living.

You can see some of my work at www.guyyitzhaki.com

Guy

Oh, and I have a three legged cat.

fdevant

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

HI there
My name is Nicolás Coronado, and I'm a compositing artist from Bogotá, Colombia, working for tv advertising and willing to become a director. Interaction and the possibilities for generating new tools and new user interaction experiences have been what dragged me into using processing. It's been a while since i started but processing made me love code as a creative media.

-
http://draconiansolo.wordpress.com/

damarusama

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hey there,

My name is Geoffroy Tremblay. I started using processing last September and have been going trough few of the basic learning books.

I've approach a local school here in Canada to tutor kids, teaching them Processing. You can follow my experiment on my site ponnuki.net.

I've been programing on and off since the Vic 20 and comodor64, but after the Vic 20 I never really enjoyed it. Processing brought back that interest in me, merging my latest interest in developing my creative side, with my life long skill.

My main interest is moving toward developing interactive dance events, using my music and processing visualization. I am still in the early stage of bigger project, but slowly learning about physical computing with arduino, android, Nintendo DS etc.

I feel we are going trough an art revolution - and that will lead the way in a lifestyle revolution. Giving access to programing and electronic is slowly creating a explosion of creativity that will influence the evolution of the mind itself. (ho yeah I am also studying yoga and meditation for the last 15 years ~ and live in a yoga retreat, hence my tendency to reflect on the effect on the mind and evolution that processind has ;)

Thank you for this great community

ira_green..

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

I'm Ira Greenberg, and it's very nice to see a crisp new face on an old familiar friend!
I studied painting in school back in the 80's/early 90's and slowly transitioned to code. My main interest as a painter–analysis and re-synthesis of perceptual data–has remained pretty much intact, though code has allowed me to readdress this interest in a much more multidimensional fashion. Thus, I don't see a separation between traditional artist materials and code, which has gotten me in some hot water over the years–especially with university art departments. (I suspect I am not alone on this forum in this regard.)

One of the challenges of our new medium is how best to educate and prepare new/young code artists. Toward this challenge, Processing has perhaps gone further than any previous approach. I spent the last 5 years writing 2 books based on Processing looking at this problem–and I'm not quite done yet. Over this period, I got pretty intimate with Processing and its community, and it's been a wonderful, enriching experience. I'd go so far as to say that the community aspect of Processing is as significant as the software. In the last few years I've been working with university Computer Science departments, to integrate Processing into the CS1 curriuculum. This has a been a very unexpected and exciting (albeit humbling) development, but it really seems to be working! A group of us were even able to get National Science Foundation support to expand this effort.

I continue to use Processing for my own creative work–more and more as a prototyping and conceptualizing medium. Having worked with many programming languages and environments over the years, I think Processing is without compare as a prototyping environment and language. I look forward to learning about and meeting more of you and do hope we can all convene in person in the future at a much overdue Processing conference.

Happy Creative Coding!

quarks

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

My name is Peter Lager and was known as Quark on the old board.

I first discovered Processing in December 2008 and watching the creativity of the people using it took me back to my early days of home computing when I used to create programs just for the fun of it.

I was never very good at art/graphics at school my strength being in the sciences and mathematics so my contribution to Processing is more on the programming side by creating libraries for others to use.

You can see my Processing stuff here

yelele_br..

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

I was a programmer and i'm now working in QA testing.

I was learned progamming with motorola 68000 language and learned many other languages since (some basics, Pascal, C, Java and Processing).

I'm really enjoy about Processing because it's a powerfull and easy to use language : the best way to learn programming and after to transform ideas in real stuff. You can found some of my sketches here : www.yelele.eu

My brother and I are working on a multiplayers arcade game coded in processing, with minim and ProControll libraries : you can read more about this on this forum, HERE.

(there are some others working on projects but we can talk about soon)

Note :

- I have not enough time to help in processing core development but maybe i will have some ... one day

- I'm french so please be cool with my poor english (i'm working on <|;-)

Many thanks to all the processing team : you really done (and still will do <|-) marvelous work.

ignotus

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hello. My name is Paul Hertz. I'm an artist who works with intermedia, both digital and analog. I've been employed for many years as a programmer and also as a university professor, teaching new media art. Now I'm a full time artist. I've also written about new media and curated exhibitions. "Imaging by Numbers: A Historical View of the Computer Print," a show I curated with Debora Wood, at the Block Museum. included work by Casey.

I've worked with Processing off and on, and am lately using it as the primary tool for my algorithmic work. I have grown increasingly convinced of the need for FLOSSy, DIY philosophy/economics, certainly in the arts, but also in the world at large: one more reason for using Processing.

You can find some of my work documented at http://ignotus.com/.

rapatski

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hi all, my name's Tiemen Rapati,

I'm now off to my last year studying Information & Interaction Design in Arnhem (Netherlands). My interests lie within the fields of information visualization, computational design, -art, typography, photography and architecture and their relation to natural sciences.

I've been using Processing for two years now. Love it, but am at the moment trying to wrap my head around C++; openFrameworkds & Cinder.

Have a look at my progress so far here: www.tiemenrapati.com/blog

Cheers!

phattee

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hi I'm Carlos and I made a few posts in the old forum under the name Phattee. I majored in graphic design as an undergraduate and I am currently finishing up my MFA in animation at UCLA. I worked in the film industry for a couple of years, and although I loved the work, I hated the business, so now I'm working as a generalist doing design and 3D modeling/animation at the Neuroimaging Dept. at UCLA.

My boss introduced me to Processing about two years ago. At the time I didn't even know what "object oriented programming" meant, so most of the past two years have been spent going over Ben & Casey's book, Ira Greenberg's book, and taking an intro Java class. I just recently started coding a series of sketches that I hope will eventually become my thesis project and which will help me get some serious practice, practice, practice with Processing.

cyberthre..

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3 years ago

Hi.

I am Rebecca Mushtare. I'm trained as a designer/visual artist. I currently am a full time faculty member at Marymount Manhattan College (specializing in digital media) in NYC. I am new to Processing, but have worked extensively in MAX, Isadora and Flash. I like to work in tactile realms (sewing & soldering/wiring) as well as virtual ones (code/web) -- and my creative work often reflects this duality. My work is documented at http://www.cyberthread.net

For me, Processing is very refreshing (and quick) to work in! -- and thank you (Casey & Ben) for writing P rocessing: A Programming Handbook for Visual Designers & Artists -- I often did things in code because I knew they worked, but wasn't always sure why, thanks for all of the clarifications!

Happy Coding!

local_guru

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hi,

Nikolaus Gradwohl from Vienna here, I use processing to get some of those wired ideas out of my head :-)

I think it's a perfect tool for that purpose because the "Idea" to "support code" ratio is very good in processing

happy hacking

adamcsmit..

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

I'm Adam Smith from Arlington, Virginia, USA. (Not the famous economist!) I was Smitty on the old board.

In my former life I was a systems engineer, and I did a lot of visualization work in graduate school when I was working on robotics and airflows. These days, I'm embarking on a second career as a high school physics teacher, and I'm using Processing as an easy but powerful way to prototype web apps for educational purposes.

EDIT: Also, I'm responsible for the napplet library (and all the bugs therein.)

gabecolors

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

I love color. I'm obsessed with sharing my love, passion and knowledge of color relationships.

My interest in Processing is to create content that inspires people about color.

Some of the content plays on four walls in an immersive and interactive room called A Color Box. Sometimes I host other people's content as long as it evangelizes color relationships.

Other content will exist on my color websites: Color is Relative and Same Same or Different (You can see I mix it up with flash and HTML).

I really have little idea how to code anything but have found many friends here who are willing to take my hacks and make them work. I am grateful to you all so far for all the help I've received.

I live in Maui, get in the ocean almost every day and make fine art. I want to learn a ton more about MATH and ART and NATURE and VIBRATION to create... hoping to know how processing can help get me there.

Jack Kern

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

My name's Jack Kern and I was WebDext on the previous forum.

My interests are wide and varied; from robotics, to model airplanes, 3d modeling, drawing, automation and video game programming. Initially I was a self-taught programmer dissecting snake.bas and gorilla.bas examples in basic, but moved into DarkBasic, Blitz Basic and finally Java in high school. I definitely have ~~functional~~ procedural (Thanks phi.lho!) programming language roots with a hint of O.O.

I got my first real taste for C & C++ at DigiPen where I learned orders of magnitude more about programming, physics and higher level maths. For the last three years or so after graduation, I worked at Monolith Productions as a tools programmer, where I added features to their world editor as well as writing other new tools in C++ with MFC and C#.

Over the last five years I've been using Processing in my spare time for prototyping ideas, writing scripts, some simple game development, making Christmas light shows ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfkKsnqzx-4) and working on a UI library that allows for a zoomable, rotatable and scrollable desktop and windows ( http://github.com/ElectricJack/caffeine).

Currently I've been doing contract work from home including making some proprietary tools and libraries for processing, and I hope to grow this into a real business, but we'll see!

I look forward to experiencing programming in the future involving more and more of our r-mode thinking. I want to play a part in developing new languages that help us piece together architectures at a pattern level before digging into a program's details that make it different. I see everything through the eyes of offsets from generalizations now, and I believe new development environments are the next step to making software development more efficient, collaborative, easily parallelized and reliable.

I'm also interested in working with other programmers here on the forum, and hope to post here somewhat more regularly!

Heres to dodging excessive garbage collection and null pointer exceptions!

Jack

PhiLho

Re: Re: Introductions

3 years ago

I definitely have functional programming language roots with a hint of O.O.

For the record, you probably mean "procedural programming" (I have the same roots!). Functional programming is a quite different beast.

Jack Kern

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

For the record, you probably mean "procedural programming" (I have the same roots!). Functional programming is a quite different beast.

Haha, thanks for catching that! =)

3 years ago

Hi there! I'm Thomas. I'm an engineer in Ohio, and have been working lately in distributed systems, but I have experience in Design. Processing has helped me many times in ad-hoc data analysis, and prototyping software.

I posted a very tiny amount in the last forum about using Processing on Amazon EC2. I know there hasn't been a week in several years that I haven't had Processing up and running, but often it is every day.

I also have experience in several other languages, and my favorite is Python (and Jython!). I highly recommend Processing to everyone I can no matter their experience. It is a real joy to use.

You can find me on http://twitter.com/th0ma5 which I think has a link to some kind of page with a small amount of my Processing work. It is great to read everyone's responses here, and I look forward to reading many great threads!

johanwas

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hey. I’m Johan Wastring, graphic designer from Limhamn, Sweden.

I found an article in Eye magazine (typography mag) on Processing late 2007. I was looking for a christmas learning project in programming and was bitten by the article on Processing. I also found Ben Frys papers and thesis at that time and it all fascinated me. Suddenly (well six months later at least) I found myself able to program a bit. An old dream of mine. The programming seems like a new level of creativeness since I can write code the way I used to twist curves in Illustrator. Quite amazing.

So alot of processing work right now. From dashboards, personal apps to 3d graphs with thousands of nodes. I haven't really closed all gaps yet, but graphs and graph theory is something that indicates the final truth for the moment. I have a blog where I publish stuff infrequently - http://visualinformation.org.

I got a son three months ago and graphs are enormously fascinating so I look forward to every day at the moment :-)
/Johan

bjordal

Re: Re: Introductions

3 years ago

whoho, another swede in the forum! welcome :)

jesus.alm..

Re: Introductions

3 years ago

Hi everybody,

My name is Jesús Almansa. I used to do research in formal analyses of
cryptographic schemes and protocols. Currently, I am an enthusiast of P5,
and am interested in exploring its capabilities for educational and scientific
purposes.

duffmcscr..

Re: Introductions

2 years ago

Hello,

My name is Ben. I am from Texas. I study comparative mythological traditions (hopefully soon I will be in grad school). I am interested in processing for developing tools to visualize the movements of cultures throughout time. Most of my time is split between gathering cultural and gps data, and trying to learn processing (and opengl).

I am also a freelance graphic artist. I teach 3d modeling (zbrush, 3ds max, etc.). My website

alexis_ch..

Re: Introductions (actually first introduction and self-introductory)

2 years ago

Hi all,
My name is Alexis Chazard, from France. I'm involved in graphic design and fine art fields, interested in interactive installations. I'm teaching in ESAD-GV, Valence and occasionnally in Paris 8 University. It early became clear to me that programming was tied to narrative and scenarii. I never wanted to become a "master of code" although I deeply care to know more about it. It led me to a better knowledge of various languages, having been influenced by Peter Norvig words in its "Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years" article. Processing is for me one of the most exciting way to make people sensible to visuality and subsequently to programming.
You'll find some more info about me at : http://cela.etant.free.fr/alx

To conclude, maybe a little 2'15" story of boxes in less than 200 characters : float o=999,t=320;void setup(){size(640,640,P3D);}void draw(){background(0);lights();for(int i=0;i<o&&o<1005.4;){fill(t,i,i/8);translate(t,t/2,3*o);rotateX(i++*2);rotateY(o+=.0005);box(t);}o-=.488;}

rattanwic..

Please do not laugh at me ;)

2 years ago

Hello all... I am Alim de Rattan... I am newbie..., so please do not laugh at me..

I am still learning about coding and programming... I am in search for forums focused on coding scripting... Even so..., my web is using joomla...

which is the easiest on earth.. http://www.rattan-wicker-globent.com So..., as internet is developing all the time..., I need to learn more and more... Please advice... So much on internet I want to do...

Kindest regards,

Alim de Rattan

calsign

Re: Introductions

2 years ago

Hello.
I just got around to introducing myself, I should have done it earlier...

My name is William, aka calsign (don't ask, it's a long story) and I live in upstate New York near Albany. I am twelve and going in to seventh grade. (I try my best to sound like an adult.)

I have been programming (if you can call some of my previous "languages" that) for five years now and I have been with Processing for roughly one and a half. As for this forum, I have been a member since early December but have been most active since February.

In addition to programming, I am interested in Science, Art, Music and several sports including soccer.

Well, enough introduction- I must get on with programming!

David Wil..

Re: Introductions

2 years ago

I thought as I'm posting more it would be an idea to introduce myself. My name's David Wilson, I'm 34 and I go by Calx Design. I've been working on 3D design projects since I was 17 when I was dabbling in POV-Ray and VRML inspired by the work of William Latham, My most recent work has been in the form of sci-fi book covers for Penguin Books for the likes of WIlliam Gibson and Neal Stephenson.

While looking for new and interesting ways to extend creative software I have worked with MaxScript and done some illustrator scripting too, I ended up here about 8 months ago, and Processing seems to be what I've been looking for. I'm currently working on a simple game for Android in order to further my knowledge of the framework and designing book covers to pay the bills as I go.

Nice to meet you all.

D.

Processing user on Google Plus? http://gplus.to/calx

allonestr..

Re: Introductions

2 years ago

Hi

I came to programming by accident, started with ActionScript and worked through Keith Peters' Making Things Move. Then there was a Processing tutorial in Computer Arts magazine and I've pretty much jumped ship.

I was string on the old forum, but someone pipped me to that name on this new one, thus allonestring.

Sal

aka string

allonestr..

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

bump!

There're so many new people here, it would be nice to hear a bit about you!

Kobby

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hello there I'm Kobby, 23, Minneapolis based interactive developer and recent graduate from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design where i studied what was called "Web and Multimedia Environments". I was introduced to interactive media in general at MCAD when i took a foundation media class and realized that figuring out code and working in that realm was a lot easier for me than techniques in illustration, painting or printmaking. I literally wrote my first like of code in as3 in january of 2010, and ever since then I've been pushed into a lot of directions from front end web development, to game development with Unity to working with Processing, Open Frameworks and Cinder(a little bit), I also sometimes when necessary work with Max/MSP/Jitter and recently started learning iOS development.

Processing was sort of like a gateway drug(programming wise) to other things. After learning processing, a lot of other things made sense, it was much more easy to jump into Open Frameworks and Cinder, advanced Javascript and Max/MSP.

I spend most of my 9-5 time working on front end web development but spend my non 9-5 time making things with lights and cameras and arduinos and sound and things of that nature.

Nice to meet you everyone!

K

notational

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hi folks.

My name is Justin Lincoln. I teach digital/new media art at Whitman College, a small liberal arts college in South-East Washington state. I've been using and exploring Processing for a couple of years now. My background is in Fine Art. I have degrees in Sculpture and English Literature.I'm very interested in getting my students to think about the programmed world around them and getting them involved in open(-source) culture.

Processing has been a great introduction to programming for me. It's led me to a point in my teaching where I want to experiment and learn alongside my students instead of passing received knowledge to them. OpenProcessing has been a great help with that and I hope to get more involved with the folks at this forum as well.

Thanks for reading and I look forward to learning about you and your projects. - Justin

noadol

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hi, my name is Noa Dolberg

I am currently an MFA student at Parsons, in the Design and Technology program,

mainly building objects using Arduino & openframeworks.

In the next three weeks I'll be teaching the code section at bootcamp, Parsons summer program for upcoming first years.

www.noadol.com

friej715

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hey, my name is Jane Friedhoff. I'm also currently an MFA student at Parsons in the D+T program. I've been coding for fun since I was a kid, but started taking it more seriously in the last 2-3 years. My interests largely lie in game design, physical creativity, installation design, and creative coding as a whole. Basically, I like to make things that feel magical.

Processing was the tool that really turned me into a capital-c Coder, I think, so I'm psyched to teach it to my students at Bootcamp!

janefriedhoff.com

samua407

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

I'm Alex Samuel and today was my very first day as a part of the MFA D+T program. I can't wait to see what we all learn over the next three weeks!

A

qkbock

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hi, My name is Quincy and I, too, just started at Parsons D+T program. I am from Southern California and graduated from college in 2011. I am excited to learn about processing and all the things we can do with it!

Quincy

oherterich

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Howdy! I'm Owen Herterich and I'm starting at Parsons this fall for my MFA in Design + Technology. I've never used Processing, but it seems like it's going to be a super cool tool.

1 year ago

Hi, gang. My name's John Matthew Griffis; I go by Matt. Like other recent posters I'm an incoming MFADT student at Parsons and have just survived the first day of Bootcamp...well, with a little homework left to go, anyway. I studied the Liberal Arts for my undergraduate degree, and while I have a little experience with video game design (my intended focus) and XHTML/CSS, I expect the vast majority of this material to be completely new to me. A simultaneously terrifying and exhilarating thought. Here we go, diving into the deep end!

mechanica..

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Yeah!!!! more MFADT flood here.

Well i used to have another account here but i forgot the username (i tend to forgot everything) so i set up this new one.

I like processing, i've doing some "remixed" work for a while and I'm happy to start a more formal code education.

justincha..

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hello,

My name's Justin Charles and I'm an incoming first year at Parsons the New School for Design's MFA Design & Technology program. My background includes web editorial, photography, community management, and web design and development. Processing will be my first real taste of programming and I can't wait to get started.

snaimi

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hello All,

My name is Samir Naimi, I am a first year at Parsons the New School for Design's MFA Design and Technology program. I studied Graphic Design during my undergraduate years and while I thoroughly enjoyed it, I was not completely fulfilled. I felt like Graphic Design was a great foundation for my education, but I wanted to branch out and try new things, to learn and to play. For this reason I decided to attend the DT program, because I believe that during my time in the program I will learn how to merge technology with my knowledge in design and with knowledge of both I can create new and exciting things. I am here because I am not currently familiar with the world of coding and processing, but I want to be. I am excited for the journey to come.

www.snaimi.carbonmade.com

maric033

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hi,

My name is Carla and i come from a graphic design background. I have been working in the marketing department in the wine industry for the last years, and have come to Parsons to broaden my knowledge in what design has to offer. I am particularly fond of illustration and motion media and would like to achieve through the years ahead, enough experience to give my characters another dimension, through an educational scope.

carolkozak

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hello,

I am Carol Kozak and my background is in Art and Art History. I am here to gain tools so I can create. I am excited to begin my degree in the Design and Technology program at Parsons and I look forward to learning much more about Processing!

HEYOOOO

My name is Anthony. I like to make things.

I've always been interested in creation, whatever the medium. I graduated from Sonoma State University in 2011 with a degree in communications studies. This was the study of media, production thereof, and the sociological effects of mass media. I found it infinitely fascinating. This is part of what led me to Parsons: The New School for Design. The program (design and technology) delicately balances science and art while managing to have a focus on the social aspects of our work as well.

I look forward to trying to make awesome things. (Then hitting a wall, coming here, asking for help)

Cheers all.

1 year ago

I'm Veronica!
Graduate of NMHU, filmmaker, movie goer, painter of apples, and coffee drinker.

I recently received a BFA in Media Arts, and I feel ready to take that next big step.

My skill set ranges from Graphic Design to Flash. My specialties span from Videography to Mobile Apps.

I'm here to learn. Teach me some CODE!

jasonlalor

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Yo yo,

My name's Jason, I'm from Florida, and I've been building websites on a freelance basis for non-profits for the past year and a half; I also rap. I came to Parsons to learn more about physical computing and how to incorporate technology into narratives and performance.

Looking forward to working with and/or meeting you all.

Cheers,
J

xujiajulia

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hello, everyone!

My name is Xu Jia, you can call me Julia. I am from China. I studied Visual Arts, to be more specific, I grabbed some knowledge of basic design principles, conceptual art, and some programming softwares.

Best,
Julia

kooh125

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hello everyone,

My name is Hyunjee(Chloe) Koo. I am a graduate Binghamton University major in Graphic Design Dec2010. Although I studied Graphic Design in Undergrad, my school did not provide enough graphical and technical classes that I was unable to learn much. Therefore, after graduating college, I didn’t have many programs to handle. Also, technology is evolving throughout the years that I believe pursuing Graduate school as Design and Technology major would be very helpful to achieve my goal in the future.!! :)

fiebm360

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hey I'm Morgan. I am a curious, creative creature. I am Australian but grew up in Asia (Malaysia, Singapore and Japan). I've lived in Sydney Australia for the past ten years where I have been a "couch potato". I started a degree in Arts Languages (Art History, Photography, French, Mandarin, Creative Writing/Literature etc) but didn't find it creatively stimulating enough so I transfered to a film and digital art degree. Last year I came for an exchange at Parsons and fell in love with the place. So now I'm back to expand my skill set in web and coding in addition to film and design.

Morgan :)

michaelxm..

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hell-o-folks,

I'm Michael, a graphic designer, wordpress developer from Bangkok Thailand. I'm currently a New York based student studying MFADT at Parsons.

- michaelxmfadt

simog518

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hi everyone! My name is Gustavo. I'm a graphic designer from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. I have just arrived in New York for a Masters degree on Design and Technology at Parsons The New School. I've just started learning about Processing and I'm looking forward to it!

Cheers, Gus!!

asimes

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

My name is Alexander Simes. I graduated from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago last year and was introduced to Processing my freshman year there. I intended to be a gallery artist going into the school but became more interested in Processing / web design and currently make websites. I spent the last five years teaching myself programming with Processing (also with the help of the forum) and now am going to start school at UIC in their CS department this month. Programming in Processing has become one of my passions among chess, drawing, and gymnastics.

alexr4

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hello everyone, I'm Alexandre Rivaux. I Graduated from e-art sup (Paris - France) last year and i am now Interactive Graphic Designer and teaching assistant in interactive design.

I've worked in web advertising in agency and now as freelance in web production. I've always been interested by interactive design especially generative design and interactive installation. I've done some interactive installation during my school years with Flash and Processing since last year with my teamates.

Here some example of works we've done :

https://vimeo.com/user2933422/videos

My website :

http://arivaux.com/

and my twitter account :

https://twitter.com/alexr4

;)

droghiere

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hello everyboy. Mi name is Francesco. I come from Italy. I'm majoring in informatic "technology and music" at univeristy in Milan. I'm a musician and a producer and I'm here because I met a couple of guys doing really cool interactive installations using Max msp and Processing and I decided to pop into this "world".
Here you can find some of my links.

http://soundcloud.com/skafrenz

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Envolve/141940075892150

Nice to meet you, see you around :)

bobbyfata

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hey Everyone!
My name is Bobby Fata and I'm excited to be starting the DT program. In addition to recording, producing and DJing music, I'm into games, interaction, emerging technologies such as biotech, nanotech and robotics and generally all around nerdy stuff.

Looking forward to starting the school year and getting to know more of you.

Onward and upward.

not_55

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

Hello All,

I'm Paul from England. I've been playing with Processing on and off for the last few years purely for my own entertainment. I've been programming computers as a hobby since I got my first ZX81 (was it really about 30 years ago?!).

I progressed from Basic to Pascal to C and have dabbled with Java and C++ (and lots of others!). I've completed about half a dozen 2D and 3D freeware games, a full-blown business application (still running in a medium sized business after 10 years) and a few Freeware utilities. I've also contributed to a few open source projects and provided simple musical loops, graphics and 3d meshes for a few games.

I'm hoping to use Processing to learn more about producing generative/genetic/organic art but I'm also working on a simple game.

Nice to meet you all,

Cheers!

v.k.

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

I have never seen this introductions before, nor here, nor in the old forum. Though i'm around since there ( I think i was v.k. there too). So let's introduce me. Hi, I'm Vicente from Brasil (we do write with an 's'). I bumped into Processing in my work. I'm a film/adds/tv editor/director also involved with post production. Processing is my first contact with code (well not counting expressions in After Effects). And i just enjoy it a lot. I think this software, this idea and this community are amazing. I most stay around for learning. And I learned a lot, if not all, in those forums. This days I've been very involved in a project using Processing so I've been around more often asking and reading. I found this community as one of the more friendly, helpful, and sympathetic of the ones i know. So I try to give back as much as i can. Nice to meet you.

:)

Cheers!

ps: my english is... as it is...

ZenArtist

Re: Introductions

1 year ago

I'm James Franssen, mostly a traditional artist ( Charcoal Artwork) who specializes in portraits (I drew the horse in my icon). I have some professional history with providing artwork and technical editing of computer games and animation. I am mostly interested in creating interesting interactive visual effects through the use of Kinect and a projector for stage productions.

I am fiercely determined to learn every aspect of Processing then other programming languages beyond that. This is a generous forum and I hope to be able to give back when I can.

- James

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