Creature coding in p5.js generative design

From 1 February to 29 February, Central Saint Martins’ Digital Innovation Season will explore and celebrate creativity in the digital space. This platform offers public talks and workshops for CSM students.The 2024 edition will focus on ‘Planetary Sensing’. This takes a ‘planetary’ perspective related to the climate crisis, social impact, and learning, teaching and research that engage cutting edge technologies like AI, IoT, wearables, and spatial computing. Rather than imagining a schism between the local and the global, a planetary perspective considers the material conditions of the planet - and how the earth understands and communicates through arrays of satellites, sensors, swarms, and servers that influence geographies, climate, and societies.

Central Saint Martins: Digital Innovation Season

<h3><strong>This event is for CSM Students only.</strong></h3><p><strong>Please note:</strong> due to limited places this workshop is open to applications -  you will be asked questions when you click &#x27;Register&#x27;.</p><p>Your application will be reviewed by the DIS team, and we will email you with a response. We aim to notify you of our decision as promptly as possible.</p><h3>This two-part workshop provides an introduction to p5.js, a JavaScript library for creative coding. Through these sessions, in line with this years theme, you will use basic programming concepts to produce digital &quot;creatures&quot; and artificial &quot;life-forms&quot;. Between the two sessions, there will be an opportunity to finish the digital &quot;creature&quot; and upload it for feedback.</h3><h3>In the second session, Jack will review your written code, troubleshoot some of the common issues associated with p5.js and suggest further areas for development.</h3><h3></h3>

<p>Monday 9 + 16 May 2022 5-7pm BST
</p><p>Online
</p><p>Max 15 students
</p><p>No prerequisites
</p><p>Software: p5.js
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<p><a href="https://www.arts.ac.uk/colleges/camberwell-college-of-arts/people/jack-clarke" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Jack Clarke</a> is a multidisciplinary design practitioner with experience in print design, publishing, programming, web development, education, writing and research. He is lecturer in graphic design and digital media on the CCW design programme and has taught at UAL in various capacities since 2016. Outside of his teaching work he often collaborates with artists, designers and smaller institutions on publishing projects, both physical and digital, in the United Kingdom and abroad. These collaborations are frequently focused on critical engagements with contemporary visual culture and politics and have taken the form of books, websites, conferences, applications and more</p>

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