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This workshop will explore the opportunity to utilise and transform personal interactions by altering content, colour and presentation based on the parsed array embed in the deliverable content can take the design of the experiences to a new level of personalisation. Through exploration of the existing practices of computational design we might reimagine the mass media interaction in one to one which is altogether more personal and focus on the individual rather than the medium. In this workshop we hope to explore the creation of generative designs that alter on every occasion to create something not controlled and unconventional. For the workshop you will just need a computer. | This workshop will explore the opportunity to utilise and transform personal interactions by altering content, colour and presentation based on the parsed array embed in the deliverable content can take the design of the experiences to a new level of personalisation. Through exploration of the existing practices of computational design we might reimagine the mass media interaction in one to one which is altogether more personal and focus on the individual rather than the medium. In this workshop we hope to explore the creation of generative designs that alter on every occasion to create something not controlled and unconventional. For the workshop you will just need a computer. First we will have introductions to the concept and some examples and we will create generative outputs. | ||
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Revision as of 13:13, 22 July 2018
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| Name | Generative Poster Design |
| Location | De Bonte Zwaan |
| Date | 2018/07/22 |
| Time | 14:00-17:00 |
| PeopleOrganisations | Leon Butler |
| Type | HDSA2018 |
| Web | Yes |
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This workshop will explore the opportunity to utilise and transform personal interactions by altering content, colour and presentation based on the parsed array embed in the deliverable content can take the design of the experiences to a new level of personalisation. Through exploration of the existing practices of computational design we might reimagine the mass media interaction in one to one which is altogether more personal and focus on the individual rather than the medium. In this workshop we hope to explore the creation of generative designs that alter on every occasion to create something not controlled and unconventional. For the workshop you will just need a computer. First we will have introductions to the concept and some examples and we will create generative outputs.
