Level Design: Carrot Escape!
My game, Carrot Escape is light-hearted, fun and designed to be a teaching tool for myself. I specifically picked different obstacles for the player to...
Drawing Machines: Early Experiments
Creating my first art with machines, in my first studio art class, has been such an interesting journey. My first experience working with a machine...
Drawing Machines: Early Experiments
During my academic career, never did I think I would be engaging in group assignments with machines but doing so has been a joyous exercise...
Drawing Machines: Early Experiments
This was the first piece I created in Drawing Machines that I truly resonated with. Created from old photo strips, playing cards, and my nearly...
Drawing Machines: Early Experiments
Based on the amount of control an artist gives up in attempting to glitch an image paired with the end-result of a computer producing a...
Level Design: Anxiety
For my autobiographical version of the space shooter game, I decided to make mine about my anxiety. I find anxiety to be more of an...
Cultural HiJack: Nap Sack
The Nap Sack project came into fruition when I was attending my lecture about sleep health. I learned that sleep deprivation is easily dismissed as...
Art from Code: Amusement Park Rides
My final project of Art From Code is Amusement Park. I chose this as my final project because I was interested in the interactive check-in...
Cultural HiJack: I Saw This and Thought of You
This conference project was inspired by another student’s work I saw a couple of years ago at one of the end-of-semester exhibitions. Their project involved,...
Art From Code Conference: Stuck in a Loop
For my Art From Code conference project, I wanted to create a looping, cinematic scene. I got the idea from the class skyline assignment, where...
Art from Code: A Response to Grace Hertlein
Grace Hertlein has a very different approach when it comes to computer art comparing to the previous two artists: Vera Molnar and George Nees. However,...
Art From Code: A Response to Georg Nees
Comparing to Vera Molnar’s mathematical computer art, George Nees has a similar form but a very different idea. He uses noise and randomness to create...
Level Design: Expresso
When we were first given the task to create an “autobiographical shooter game”, I was initially at a loss. How could I take something from...
Cultural HiJack: “I Think I’m Okay”
I, like most people in the world, don’t really know what to do about the fact that everyone seems to be sad. Within my everyday...
Cultural Hijack: The Pedestal of Oppression
by Isiah Powell Taylor This project was most likely the hardest to complete for me personally. At first I think I was afraid of the...
Art from Code: ‘CHAOS IN THE CALM AND CALM IN THE CHAOS’
For my conference project, I wanted to add a personal touch to my work. Hence, I used my instinct and my studio background in painting...
Art from Code: A Response to Grace Hertlein
Grace Hertlein sought to digitalise nature. For her art work, she took inspiration from her natural surroundings. Eliminating the anatomical element from her computer art,...
Cultural HiJack: A Persona HiJack
Daly McGrath Several months before the start of the 2019 Fall Semester, I came across an account on Instagram featuring a person named Miquela Sousa,...
Cultural HiJack: Cloud Interludes
HOW IT ALL STARTED This project starts with me in late May of last year, surfing on Pinterest and seeing several photos of these DIY...
Art From Code: A Response to Grace Hertlein
In a report, Hertlein compared the computer art on display and creators present at the 1975 International Conference of Computers and the Humanitites (ICCH) and...