Generative art is the art of the algorithm where artists must carefully design the nature of their work, and then implement it as a computer program. In the book, J.R. Parker presents computer programming concepts and generative art principles as a way to create algorithmic computer art, using art and design best practices. In addition, readers have access to program codes and video tutorials through the book's web site.
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Höhe: 226 mm
Breite: 161 mm
Dicke: 20 mm
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978-1-988824-38-3 (9781988824383)
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Dr. James R. Parker studied mathematics and computer science before ending up as a Professor of Art at the University of Calgary. His expertise ranges from computer simulation, image process-ing, artificial intelligence, game design, and generative art. When asked, he claims to be an expert in 'complex interacting systems', but don't ask him to tie a half hitch. He lives on a small ranch in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
Foreword, Sara Diamond Preface 2 Introduction
Chapter 1 Generative Art and Computers Chapter 2 Visual Coding Chapter 3 RandomnessChapter 4 Curves Chapter 5 ImagesChapter 6 Animation Chapter 7 InterfaceChapter 8 Net Art and Web Art Chapter 9 Three DimensionsChapter 10 Down the Rabbit Hole
About the author and cover artist
Colour illustrations and gallery pages
