YouTube channel featuring videos about demos and explanations to make art usin machine learning.
This tutorial, explores the fascinating realm of shader art coding and aim to offer helpful insights and guidance to assist you in beginning your own creative journey.
The behind-the-scenes look at the creation of DEMO, a massive design and motion festival. It showcases the meticulous planning, creative processes, and collaborative spirit involved in bringing this international event to life.
Michelle Duong is a creative professional specializing in the intersection of design and code. She explores generative algorithms and computational typography, creating visually compelling and innovative works. Based in Berlin, she leverages her skills to develop unique solutions and push the boundaries of digital art.
Talia Cotton, a researcher at the MIT Media Lab, discussing her work in computational social science. She explores how algorithms can be used to understand and influence social behavior, particularly in areas like online communities and political discourse.
Tim Rodenbröker discusses the exciting and largely unexplored territory of creative coding, exploring how code can be a powerful medium for artistic expression and innovation.
Talia Cotton discusses coding, creativity, and building a career as a freelancer/independent creator. She talks about everything from the coding process to the medium’s creative potential, covering some of the behind the scenes of Cotton’s past and present projects.
The YouTube channel for HEAD’s Master’s program in Media Design features a wide range of interesting videos in which artists discuss creative coding and their practices.