An Archive of all the p5.js mini-excersises from the course in Aesthetic Programming at Aarhus University, along with conceptualizations of the final exam project
I feel so sorry for your fundamentally uncontrollable nose, and hope that you'll get getter soon! But at the same time it's good to see how you've turned your sickness into something more fun and looking at code as an opportunity to express how much you hate being sick. We can all relate to this and I guess it makes us feel a little better when we can express our hate towards sickness by making fun of it.
The notion of fun is seen everywhere in this code: The title (FUN), the simple shapes that forms a silly looking man and the random() function that makes the nose completely uncontrollable.
I felt helpless when I found out that the code wasn't interactive in any way because I really wanted a way to stop the madness and kaos (help the poor guy!). But then on the other hand, if I could stop the uncontrollable nose then it be taking the fun out of it.
And in reality, when you're sick, you're sick, you just can't control it dammit! And I think this code also expresses this point (Maybe I'm reading too deep into it, idk).
Well done on communicating your story through these simple shapes! It's very important to have the abillitiy to express yourself and your ideas just like what you've done here. Keep experimenting with codes and keep up the good work 😉
I feel so sorry for your fundamentally uncontrollable nose, and hope that you'll get getter soon! But at the same time it's good to see how you've turned your sickness into something more fun and looking at code as an opportunity to express how much you hate being sick. We can all relate to this and I guess it makes us feel a little better when we can express our hate towards sickness by making fun of it.
The notion of fun is seen everywhere in this code: The title (FUN), the simple shapes that forms a silly looking man and the random() function that makes the nose completely uncontrollable. I felt helpless when I found out that the code wasn't interactive in any way because I really wanted a way to stop the madness and kaos (help the poor guy!). But then on the other hand, if I could stop the uncontrollable nose then it be taking the fun out of it. And in reality, when you're sick, you're sick, you just can't control it dammit! And I think this code also expresses this point (Maybe I'm reading too deep into it, idk).
Well done on communicating your story through these simple shapes! It's very important to have the abillitiy to express yourself and your ideas just like what you've done here. Keep experimenting with codes and keep up the good work 😉