Designing with Python: Programming for a Visual Context

Design with Python: programming for a visual context

“I'm so glad you made it this far. Thank you for following my course! I hope you can now apply what you learned by making your own poster. To help with organization, I created this list of essential steps that I would like to see in your project: • Think about the graphic elements you want to use. Study by consulting the py5 library reference and support materials on how to build these elements with programming. • Make sketches and diagrams to explore how the elements will be arranged and which of their parameters will vary. • Build your code in small steps (“baby steps”), adding elements little by little and testing the result. • Explore variations of rules, elements, color and other graphic attributes. And finally, export some of the results and share them on the forum! Here are five images I produced from the recursive version of my poster:

Now it is your turn! Your publication will be part of your portfolio here at Domestika and will be a space for you to showcase your work in the community. Come up with new ideas, create alternatives, enrich your creativity. Furthermore, I invite you to give feedback and comment on the work of the creative community. Take the opportunity to network! Whenever possible, I will also comment on work and follow what is happening on the forum. To the next! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“I'm delighted you've reached this point. Thank you immensely for sticking with my course. I trust you can utilize the skills you've acquired to design your own poster. I urge you to participate in the forum. Interacting with the community will be immensely beneficial for your development and growth. In programming. things frequently go wrong. It could be an indentation issue or a typo in a variable or function name. causing everything to stop. However. don't lose hope. Keep pushing forward and learn from Seek assistance and persist. No one truly programs in isolation. It's essential to comm...”

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Course summary for: Designing with Python: Programming for a Visual Context

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (57)
• 6176 students
• 4 units
• 17 lessons (2h 56m)
• 8 downloads

• Category

  Web & App Design

• Areas

  Digital Design, Motion Graphics, Multimedia