No, it's not very difficult... Processing (www.processing.org) is one of the simplest, free, open-source programming languages for visual artists and designers. Initially created to serve as a software sketchbook and to teach fundamentals of computer programming within a visual context, Processing quickly developed into a tool for creating finished professional work as well. During an intensive one-day training guided by an experienced programmer and designer you can get acquainted with the basic, yet surprisingly effective possibilities of Processing in the field of interactive illustration, that is illustration reacting in one way or another to the live activity of the viewer (e.g. mouse movements, clicks, position towards the computer screen, sounds made etc) or any other input/data available in the computer or on the internet (e.g. current time, temperature, amount of light etc). You will receive hand-outs to practice all the exercises at home after the workshop. Next to hands-on instructions also several examples of professional interactive illustrations will be discussed. The fundamental goal of the course is to stimulate innovation in the field of illustration and prepare professional illustrators conceptually and technically for the new challenges in the digital age and the online/e-publishing world, regardless of their initial computer-skills.
PRICE
€ 35,- (BNO members)
€ 55,- (non-BNO members)
DATE/TIME
Wednesday March 6, 2013
9.30 - 17.00 hrs
LOCATION
BNO Amsterdam
Danzigerkade 8a
1013 AP Amsterdam
AMOUNT OF PARTICIPANTS
minimum 8 / maximum 15
LANGUAGE
English
REQUIREMENTS
Participants have to bring their own MAC/PC laptop.
No advanced computer-skills needed!
WORKSHOP BY
Pawel Pokutycki
Pawel is an interaction designer, co-founder/editor of the Illustration Daily platform and a lecturer at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague.
ORGANIZED BY
BNO Amsterdam
Gert Gerrits, gert@bno.nl
REGISTRATION
Register before February 27 via gert@bno.nl
SEE ALSO
www.bno.nl/agenda/programmeren-voor-illustratoren (Dutch only)