GENERATIVE DESIGN PROGRAMMING
Three ideas a day
Every day for a week, write down three ideas of what could be created (not
necessarily as a part of this subject). The goal is to observe the world around you what
is good, what you like to do, what bores you, or what could be sparkled up. A
song, that is badly missing a music video of people flying in the sky, an algorithm,
or math function you learn and could be useful for generating visuals or poetry.
Observe the world around you and try to ask yourself questions - How can I
modify this or sparkle up that. We would love everyone to show up at the next
lesson with 15 or more ideas.
No idea is stupid!
HOW? Set a reminder a few times a day so you don't forget. Maybe it will go off on
a lecture or in a tram and it will make you see something you wouldn't normally
pay attention to.
Some of our ideas:
Modify toilet for fun - something to stop endless
scrolling on a phone
Generating trees for 3D maps
Oscilloscope music
Generative recipes - program which selects
ingredients for a meal I'm going to cook
Zebra crossing - entertain people who are
waiting somehow (as a game)
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