Painting with p5.js

$200
A studio workshop exploring code as a creative medium through the use of Javascript and p5.js.
InstructorRomello Goodman
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Jun 4, 2024Jun 19, 2024

Tuesdays from 10:00 pm 1:00 am UTC

Virtual course; register for Zoom link
Sessions are recorded and will be available to class participants
Artwork by Lourenço Providencia
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InstructorRomello Goodman
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Jun 4, 2024Jun 19, 2024

Tuesdays from 10:00 pm 1:00 am UTC

Virtual course; register for Zoom link
Sessions are recorded and will be available to class participants
Artwork by Lourenço Providencia
Be a PAL to save 10%
This item could not be added to your cart.

Painting with p5.js teaches the fundamentals of Javascript and the creative coding library p5.js. In 3 hands-on sessions, you will paint and sketch while exploring the expressive capabilities of working with code. We will look at historical pieces of creative software and examine how they enable expression that can only be achieved on a digital canvas. By the end of the workshop, you will leave with new coding skills and a creative tool of their own making.

Requirements

An account on editor.p5js.org.

Learning Outcomes

  • Learn the basics of Javascript and p5.js
  • Design and build a tool for painting and sketching
  • Build an understanding of code as a creative medium

Syllabus

Week 1 — Color and Shape

The first week you will be introduced to using a code as a creative medium. You will cover the basics of Javascript, p5.js and the web editor where you’ll be writing code.

Week 2 — Interactions

You will learn how to make your sketches more dynamic and engaging through integrating input from the user’s mouse and keyboards to make them interactive.

Week 3 — Animation

To close out the class, you will add motion to your code and present your painting and sketching apps.

Instructor bio

Romello Goodman is a designer, educator and artist located in Baltimore, MD. His practice explores code as a creative medium in various forms and methods. In the past he has taught Graphic Design and Creative Coding at MICA, Letterform Archive and Cooper Union’s Type@Cooper program. He believes in a world of computing that includes artists, creatives, designers, engineers, and you.

Scholarship

Index scholarships are designed to benefit underrepresented groups, BIPOC members of our community, and those for whom the class price is not accessible. These need-based scholarships will go to the candidates who best demonstrate why they should be chosen for the free spot to our class based on the following criteria:

  • Belong to groups that are traditionally underrepresented in the graphic design and creative industries
  • Do not have jobs that would pay for these courses as professional development
  • Cannot independently afford the class at list price
  • Share our value of intentional community

The number of selected applicants chosen is subject to the discretion of Index and the instructor, but every course will select at least one. Apply for a scholarship here. Applications close May 30th.

Refund Policy

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More than 4 weeks before class begins → 100% refund

More than 2 weeks before class begins → 50% refund

Fewer than 2 weeks before class begins → No refund

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