Category: Notes // Research

Just stumbled upon a brilliant resource for the latest and greatest works in the (dying?) world of Processing! Head on over to For Your Processing to see inspirational projects, learn about the libraries involved, and...

First, let me start by saying that, at this point, I have officially stared at my face for far longer than I am comfortable with today. In part, because I cannot get over the incredible...

With a satisfying “whoosh,” my beautiful HP tower whirls to life after a hiatus of far too many weeks. A century of updates and patches later, my highly-spec’d Windows powerhouse is back in action. I...

As a follow-up to my previous (and wordy) post, I wanted to share some of the best resources and tutorials I have found thus far in regards to Processing and the Kinect. Projection Mapping...

Introduction At first glance, it appeared that the world of Processing was one flourishing with innovation, new artists, new medias, and endless possibility…but then I finished the tutorials and started to venture out on...

Programming is, in itself, a true art. The structure, the syntax, the compiling result – all forms of art. After a summer of teaching myself Swift and the process of app development for iOS,...

Alright, I’ll admit it: coding the Kinect is harder than I thought. I have been tirelessly working with the new Expressions for the Kienct v2 sensor and as part of the SDK 2.0 release....

As someone who has never programmed in any C language before, this project is really making me work overtime in order to even understand the basics. In learning C# and Kinect programming, I am...

Tzu-chi Yeh Tzu-chi Yeh, born in Hualien, Taiwan, in 1957 is an internationally well-known painter whose landscapes and detailed still life renderings have earned him much praise. Tzu-chi Yeh studied Fine Arts at the...