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Logo Bordello

November 27, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in Printing Code

My favorite band, Gogol Bordello, changes its logo with each album. While each logo feels like the band, there is little consistency in design. It was a perfect starting point for my generative logo assignment. To redesign Gogol Bordello’s logo,…

An Homage to Bradbury

November 24, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in Printing Code

Earlier this year, the world lost one of its most prolific science fiction authors, Ray Bradbury. He was also one of my favorite authors; I was a devoted reader of his novels and short stories. His books have had many…

The World’s Tiniest Projection Map

November 19, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in 3D Sensing and Visualization

Projection mapping is pretty cool, though certainly a bit on the trendy side these days. Kyle designed an open source mapping program called MapAmok, which I used to do my own projection mapping on the object I 3D printed for…

Simulating Watercolor

November 19, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in Makematics

“Computer-Generated Watercolor” describes the ways in which computer science researchers managed to approximate the effects of watercolor painting. This was actually a really exciting paper to read, because it involves art and math that I actually understand (yay vector calculus!)….

Remember Me to One Who Lives There

November 19, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in Makematics

One application of dynamic programming is finding the longest common subsequence of two strings. Greg’s example from class applied this principle to sequences of DNA, where it can indicate mutations. I thought it might be interesting to try this with…

On the Grid

November 18, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in Printing Code

Much of my work for Printing Code, including the generative work, has been very deliberately controlled. Rune challenged us to work outside of our usual style–careful plotters should work more haphazardly, and vice versa. The grid assignment seemed like a…

A Very Big Screen Test

November 13, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in Big Screens

Here are a few early tests of our videos on the IAC wall. Our focus has changed a bit since, so stay tuned!

Blackout Blob

November 9, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in Makematics

This week, New York magazine had a series of striking aerial photographs of the city’s blackout in the aftermath of Superstorm/Hurricane Sandy. Since the blackout covers such a large area, it works well for blob detection. Principle Component Analysis (PCA)…

Local Learning Algorithms

November 8, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in Makematics

The scientific paper, “Local Learning Algorithms,” describes a few methods of speeding up the classification process using the closest available data. “Closest” in this context refers to the proximity of data points in the input space to the item we…

My Surrealist Object

October 29, 2012 · by Kim Ash · in 3D Sensing and Visualization

For 3D Sensing and Visualization class, we had to construct our own 3D objects. I was inspired by the drawing assignment, and wanted to create a physical object out of my own drawing with the Kinect. Building the drawing component…

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