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='''WHAT HAVE I DONE?'''=
='''WHAT HAVE I DONE?'''=


'''Reader'''
'''Special Issue'''
*Understanding feminism
*Understanding pirate libraries and the ecosystem around them
*Doing a gender balanced research
*Deeper inside view into monoskope + memory of the world
*[[ReaderZalan|Creating a gender neutral reader]]
*Research about shadow libraries
*Research into female typedesigners




'''Software'''
'''Software'''
*[[PythonLabZalan#Terminal|Learning the commands and usage of them in Terminal]]
*[[Interfacing the law prototyping Zalan Szakacs|Learning about CGI & TF-IDF search engines]]
*[[PythonLabZalan#Terminal#Optical character recognition + Tesseract|OCR and tesseract]]
*[[Interfacing the law prototyping Zalan Szakacs#Comma separated catalogue – Andre + Michael|Learning about Comma separated catalogues]]
*[[PythonLabZalan#Python3|Python3]]
*[[Interfacing the law prototyping Zalan Szakacs#Workshop 2 Tunneling – Marcel Mars (memory of the world)|Learning about networks]]
*[[PythonLabZalan#Python3|NLTK]]
*[[Interfacing the law prototyping Zalan Szakacs#Workshop 2 Tunneling – Marcel Mars (memory of the world)|Learning about tunneling]]
*[[PythonLabZalan#DrawBot|DrawBot]]
*[[Interfacing the law javascript Zalan Szakacs|Started to learn JavaScript]]
 
*[[Interfacing the law javascript Zalan Szakacs#ThreeJs|Exploring the ThreeJs library]]
 
'''Writing'''
*[[WritingZalan#Synopsis 24 January 2018|Reading and reflecting on them through a essay]]
*[[WritingZalan#Synopsis 24 January 2018|Harvard citation]]
*[[WritingZalan#Essay 21. February 2018|Comparative essay]]




='''WHAT HAVE I LEARNED?'''=
='''WHAT HAVE I LEARNED?'''=


*'''Basics into Terminal/Python3/DrawBot'''
*'''Basics into Comma separated catalogues / JavaScript / HTML / CSS / ThreeJS'''
**Not to take too many side projects next school, because this will affect my focus
**Shifting the role from a classical designer into a more developer - explorer role
**Having more discipline to learn coding (still need to catch up a few more things)
**A lot of people have good ideas, but the question is the execution - this is the key for a successful project
**To learn coding needs time, focus and ambition
**If you want to work in the computational field - you need to become an expert in it (understanding the way of thinking and executing in code)
**Learn to ask the right questions regarding debugging
**IDEAS + KNOWLEDGE (SKILLS) = EXPERT IN THE FIELD
**Keeping track of the code notes
**Your portfolio is your  → main project  → your businesscard
**Organising the files in the computer (easier to find later on them)
**If you want to propose a project idea come already with a halfway working mockup / prototype and not with a vague idea
**Try to be always present at the programming classes or if not try to catch up the material and do your homework
**Make only concepts that you can execute yourself
 
**Using reddit, internet console, GitHub and stack overflow for help in debugging
 
**Having discipline for learning new programming languages
*'''Reader'''
**What is a reader
**How to use zotero
**How to do a gender neutral research
**What is feminism
**Where to find female typedesigners and their fonts
**How to design a book with only text and make this exciting to read
 
 
*'''Writing'''
**How to read and understand an academic text
**How to do Harvard citation
**How to structure an essay
**How to write an comparative essay




*'''Concept'''
*'''Concept'''
**Stay sharp and critical during the conceptual phase
**Data visualisation system thinking exploration (which data will be translated and how – this is a key of a successful data visualisation project)
**Don't try to combine to many things at the same during the concept – focus only on one strong aspect
**Trust your first intuition during the conceptualisation phase of the project
**Better time planning (calendar) of the project - to do lists




='''WHAT DID I ACHIEVED FROM MY 1ST TRIMESTER WISHLIST?'''=
='''WHAT DID I ACHIEVED FROM MY 1ST + 2ND TRIMESTER WISHLIST?'''=


*the way of thinking in code
*the way of thinking in code
*learned the basics of Terminal
*creating dynamic and hybrid systems (XPPL Volumetric Catalogue - my first website)
*learned the basics of Python
*wiki structure to use for documenting the process
*trained my research skills
*learned the basics of JavaScript
*trained my writing skills
*exploration of ThreeJs library
*found also ways how to connect with my work (Python – DrawBot, Python – Cinema4D, Python – Blender)
*found also ways how to connect with my work (WebGL, ThreeJs)
*Investigating a research into steganography / abusing file formats and creating a project with it




='''WHERE DO I WANT TO GO?'''=
='''WHERE DO I WANT TO GO?'''=


*Investigation into Makefiles
*Investigation into Git
*Investigating a research into steganography / abusing file formats and creating a project with it in Python
*doing a project with Pi
*learning more how to think in code and realise my ideas
*learning more how to think in code and realise my ideas
*developing further my Python3 skills
*Developing further my ThreeJs skills (WebGL)
*diving into Python – DrawBot, Python – Cinema4D, Python – Blender
*Developing further my Python3 skills
*diving into Touchdesigner in combination of Python
*Starting with GLSL (Shaders)
* diving into Openframes
*OpenGL
* learning more about Wiki (+styling of it)
*Diving into Openframeworks
* open shaders
*Diving into Touchdesigner in combination of Python
* vvvv
*Creative coding and spatial light design installation
* open GL
*Developing further the data visualisation system thinking (which data will be translated and how – this is a key of a successful data visualisation project)
*pure data
*Developing a deeper understanding of sound visualisation
*p5.js




='''WHY?'''=
='''WHY?'''=


* graduation project next year →  live generated 3D environments  ↔ audiovisualisation
* graduation project next year →  live generated 3D environments  ↔ audio visualisation (sound = data  → data visualisation)
* A – Z → founding a studio in collaboration with Alex Roidl  – collaborative and hybrid practice in borders of new technologies and visual culture
* creative coding, light - space installations, audiovisual performances delivered from a strong conceptual and technical (software - creative coding) foundation
** the studio should have two foundations:
*** visual culture (graphic design, art direction, motion design, visual identity, website, 3D animation)
***digital culture (design research, creative coding, light - space installations, audiovisual performances)

Latest revision as of 13:52, 15 June 2018


WHAT HAVE I DONE?

Special Issue

  • Understanding pirate libraries and the ecosystem around them
  • Deeper inside view into monoskope + memory of the world


Software


WHAT HAVE I LEARNED?

  • Basics into Comma separated catalogues / JavaScript / HTML / CSS / ThreeJS
    • Shifting the role from a classical designer into a more developer - explorer role
    • A lot of people have good ideas, but the question is the execution - this is the key for a successful project
    • If you want to work in the computational field - you need to become an expert in it (understanding the way of thinking and executing in code)
    • IDEAS + KNOWLEDGE (SKILLS) = EXPERT IN THE FIELD
    • Your portfolio is your → main project → your businesscard
    • If you want to propose a project idea come already with a halfway working mockup / prototype and not with a vague idea
    • Make only concepts that you can execute yourself
    • Using reddit, internet console, GitHub and stack overflow for help in debugging
    • Having discipline for learning new programming languages


  • Concept
    • Data visualisation system thinking exploration (which data will be translated and how – this is a key of a successful data visualisation project)
    • Trust your first intuition during the conceptualisation phase of the project
    • Better time planning (calendar) of the project - to do lists


WHAT DID I ACHIEVED FROM MY 1ST + 2ND TRIMESTER WISHLIST?

  • the way of thinking in code
  • creating dynamic and hybrid systems (XPPL Volumetric Catalogue - my first website)
  • wiki structure to use for documenting the process
  • learned the basics of JavaScript
  • exploration of ThreeJs library
  • found also ways how to connect with my work (WebGL, ThreeJs)
  • Investigating a research into steganography / abusing file formats and creating a project with it


WHERE DO I WANT TO GO?

  • learning more how to think in code and realise my ideas
  • Developing further my ThreeJs skills (WebGL)
  • Developing further my Python3 skills
  • Starting with GLSL (Shaders)
  • OpenGL
  • Diving into Openframeworks
  • Diving into Touchdesigner in combination of Python
  • Creative coding and spatial light design installation
  • Developing further the data visualisation system thinking (which data will be translated and how – this is a key of a successful data visualisation project)
  • Developing a deeper understanding of sound visualisation


WHY?

  • graduation project next year → live generated 3D environments ↔ audio visualisation (sound = data → data visualisation)
  • creative coding, light - space installations, audiovisual performances delivered from a strong conceptual and technical (software - creative coding) foundation
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