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Searching for My Schtick

November 21, 2015 · by Kim Ash · in 30 Works in 30 Days

I don’t know what my work is about. I’m not sure that I ever did. I am comfortable in a variety of media, and I have experimented with many different concepts. I grow bored or frustrated when I limit myself…

Identity Motion

May 30, 2013 · by Kim Ash · in Thesis

And here it is, the final thesis post. Here is a short video of my thesis, titled “Identity Motion,” in action. Identity Motion is a screen-based moving mosaic built in C++ with the OpenFrameworks library. The aesthetics of the piece…

The Primordial Soup of My Thesis

May 30, 2013 · by Kim Ash · in Thesis

I’m not going to give a lot of description here, but this entry is dedicated to the preliminary steps on the road to finishing my thesis. This was the first test of my shape tiles: This was the next step,…

WikiPoetry

May 8, 2013 · by Kim Ash · in Reading and Writing Electronic Text

I wanted to use webpages as a source text for my RWET final project. This turned out to be more difficult than I had imagined, as many websites now use formatting and frameworks that make it difficult to access the…

Poetic Formulation with Assistance from Mr. Markov

April 10, 2013 · by Kim Ash · in Reading and Writing Electronic Text

For this week’s RWET homework, I decided to update my poetic form assignment to include a Markov text generator. This new version of my program feeds a source text through a Markov generator that spits out a new text consisting…

Poetic Formulation

March 13, 2013 · by Kim Ash · in Reading and Writing Electronic Text

Devising a new poetic form was an unusual challenge in Python. If I were to do this assignment without a computer, I think I would have created a form that requires meter. Meter is rather difficult to generate with an…

Lists and Dictionaries, Oh My

March 6, 2013 · by Kim Ash · in Reading and Writing Electronic Text

This week’s assignment for Reading and Writing Electronic Text required that we write a Python program that uses one or more of the following data structures: sets, lists, and dictionaries. The program that I wrote takes the lines of a…

Oh Nothing, Just Teaching Myself Group Theory…

February 22, 2013 · by Kim Ash · in Thesis

As the title of my post suggests, I delved into group theory this week. Group theory is the branch of mathematics that deals with symmetry. Up until this point, I was reading Mario Livio’s “The Equation That Couldn’t Be Solved,”…

The Grep-ing of the Snark

February 13, 2013 · by Kim Ash · in Reading and Writing Electronic Text

Reading and Writing Electronic text is a class about writing poetry using existing source text and Python. It seemed appropriate to begin my experiments with my favorite poem, Lewis Carroll’s “The Hunting of the Snark.” The poem has many repeating…

Chronicling the Martians

January 30, 2013 · by Kim Ash · in Printing Code

I designed a book cover/poster for Ray Bradbury’s Martian Chronicles as my final Printing Code project. To prepare for the assignment, I reread a few of the stories and looked at the covers for previous editions. I also looked at…

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