YEE//DOR

Student Information

Hi. I love metaphors, poetic analogies, and cookies. Everything that we make and build reflects on something we take from natural phenomena. As a second-year MFADT student, I am fleshing out the aesthetic, social, and psychological discoveries that occur when we digitialize the non-digital world. More information on my thesis process can be found at gardenWalls.


Quick Homeworks + Source Codes


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mail: yee.dor@gmail.com

portfolio: www.yee-dor.com

thesis: a.parsons.edu/~yeed582/thesis

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Weekly Posts

HW 3.00: Circular Animations Beginning to Breathe.

Assignment Criteria: Find (1) John Whitney Knock-off, (b) sound + visual, (c) nature in code, (d) lissajous, (e) xeno / atan2, (f) amplitude modulation

Deliverables:

(1) John Whitney. (source files)


(2) Sound + Visual. (source files)


(2) Sound + Visual 2 (For Fun). (source files (video included...Vimeo didn't support it))


(3) Natural Phenomenon: Water. (source files)


(3) Natural Phenomenon: Blossom (Did for fun). (source files)



(4) Lissajous. (source files)


(5) Xeno/Atan2. (source files)






HW 2.00: Playing with Object Properties

Assignment Criteria: Find (a) fastest non-moving speed, (b) fastest still perceptible speed, (c) click to change pta and ptb, (d) shaper controls something else besides position, (e) multiple xenos, (f) multiple xenos trail (bonus ++)

Deliverable:

(a) slooow. (source files)



(b) faaast. (source files)


(c) pta and ptb. (source files)


(d) shaper controls. (source files)


(e) xenos. (source files)



Evaluation: (a) It was a bit hard to choose between what could be accepted as perceptible and non-perceptible. So I stuck my guns and decided that setting an increment of pct += 0.000002f was slow enough to make visible progress and that (b) pct += 0.048f was the fastest increment we could customize to make the animation look uber-quick (if my number isn't the right one..I'm still positive it exists between 0.04 and 0.05).


HW 1.20: FlipBook

Assignment Criteria: Please make and document the best flip book you can make.

Deliverable: * You will first see the planning of the flip book and then several trials of testing out the physical iteration.

Evaluation: I suppose I didn't have too much a beginning-to-end narrative going on here - the underlying message was a personal objective for the class - to produce magic from the palm of my hand.


HW 1.10: Discovering Linear vs. Nonlinear Motion

Assignment Criteria: Using a stationary video camera, record objects as they move in the world.

Deliverable:


Evaluation: I'm not really sure if I agree with the theory of linear motion. I understand what it is. I have read multiple definitions of it. I just don't really see linear motion as a 'universal' natural phenomena.


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