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May 20, 2015 11:59
Final version for the Art Wall.
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Just curious, who is this and why is this project being used in the Hunt library? |
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Hey! This is Payod; I am a graduate student at the College of Design. I work for NCSU Libraries as the Code+Art Program Assistant. From what I understand, this project was prompted by the Code+Art competition in the Fall '14 semester, as you have mentioned in your project proposal. I just adapted and changed the source a bit to fit the Art Wall better. |
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I made some changes to the way the program behaves. Altered colors, shape generation, adjusted scaling. Added some basic text.
The basic program is still the same (apart from the aesthetics of the shapes) but has been adapted for the bigger scale of the Art Wall better.