Polar Grids: Intro to Generative Art 2.0

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Hadeel Alharthi

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1. Introduction.mp4

00:43

2. Setting up.mp4

02:39

3. Trigonometry explained.mp4

01:35

4. A point on a circle.mp4

05:19

5. Points on a circle.mp4

03:56

6. Adding more circles.mp4

03:12

7. Coloring the design.mp4

04:23

8. Exploring another shape.mp4

03:35

9. Rotation explained.mp4

01:11

10. Exporting the design.mp4

02:51

11. Your turn.mp4

00:40

Description

Join me in this class where we'll learn the basics needed to generate a polar grid. We'll use some math formulas in Processing to create a cool generative art piece that can be used as a digital background, or applied to any of your other design practices. By completing this course, you'll acquire the skills needed to create plenty of projects requiring a polar coordinate system. Namely, any projects that use a polar grid.

The class is designed mainly for Artists and Designers but a bit of programming knowledge is needed. If at any point, you're lost, you can check my Intro to Generative Art class where I delve deeper into the Processing programming language and some of the basic concepts of programming. It'll aid you in finishing this class.

Enjoy!

What You'll Learn?

Programming
Graphic Design
Creative
Mathematics
Coding
Digital Art
Generative Art

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ABOUT

Hi! I'm Hadeel, and this is my humble digital abode. I'm a creative coder and artist whose sole passion is to learn all there is to know about generative art — or rather the digital art world in general. I'm curious by nature, and I love to share my findings. So if you're interested in learning generative art, this is the place to be. Welcome!

HOW TO NAVIGATE THE COURSES

If you're new to generative art, I recommend starting with either Back to the Basics or Intro to Generative Art. The latter is a much shorter course for anyone with too little time on their hands. Next, I'd go with Switches since that showcases my whole process, from ideating to the final design. The rest you can follow in any order since you already know all the basics. My favorites are Flowy Noise and Recursions.

MORE GENERATIVE ART CONTENT

I have tutorials, work process time-lapses, and tips & tricks on YouTube and Instagram. Some of which you can combine with any of the courses to elevate your design further.

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