Description : Get ready to dive into the world of Blender as we embark on a journey to create virtual wearables. Using Blender, you'll...

Here are the requirements for the Final Statement blog post for Project 1: Post all 16 still images Post all 5 gifs Post your datamosh...

Websites: 1. Noa Batson https://noba7381.wixsite.com/my-site-1 2. Vincent Wang https://yiwa3841.wixsite.com/my-site-3 3. Song Mi Lee:...

"Anonymous is just an idea, anyone can partake."~ Using real world societal problems (something in our world that is broken) as your...

Code guidebook: https://aframe.io/docs/1.3.0/introduction/ Code example: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <script...

Discussion: How old do you think Virtual Reality (VR)/Augmented Reality (AR) is? What do you think was the first use of VR? Where do you...

For this project you must create a twitter bot, to make your twitter bot follow the following steps: Step 1: Twitter Account Go to...

For this pop quiz, complete the following tasks: Demonstrate RGB shifts using both techniques from the video (blending options in the FX...

Pixel sorting is a coded algorithm that sorts pixels in the rows/columns of images, depending on a variety of factors including color, brightness, etc., to create an interesting glitch effect. It was popularized (possibly invented) by artist Kim Asendorf. There are multiple ways to approach this type of glitch, I will show you how to use the code to make pixel sorted glitches, and also how to fake pixel sorted glitches in Photoshop. Directions: For this Lab you will need to

In this Lab tutorial you will learn how to glitch images using free, cross platform software called audacity. It's intended purpose is editing music, so let's break some files and see what we come up with! Follow these steps to complete this Lab. Choose 3 images to glitch. Glitch each one 3 times. When you are done, post BOTH the original 3 images and 3 different glitched images on your blog. Make sure you title your blog "Audacity Glitch Lab" STEP 1: Prepare your image in