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01.22.2011
New work
I’ve put two new pieces into the Projects area of my site, a Data Visualization that I am working on and a real-time motion piece that I did for a Dance company.
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10.25.2009
Simple Examples of Database Manipulation in Processing: Finished Example
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Finished Example Here is the the finished example of the Database Visualization I have been explaining in the previous 2 posts. A couple of things I added were rectangles based on the engine displacement, a for loop to create a … Continue reading
10.24.2009
Simple Examples of Database Manipulation in Processing: Part 2
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Continuing with where we left off in Part 1, let’s start with a bit of data from the cars.tsv file referenced in the Processing File 02 example. BTW, if you are on a Mac, go to your Processing Preferences and … Continue reading
10.23.2009
Simple Examples of Database Manipulation in Processing: Part 1
I have used Processing many times to import and manipulate database files but I tend to either forget exactly how I did something or not be able to find the kind of instructions I am looking for. I greatly appreciate … Continue reading
10.13.2009
Data Visualization
This New York Times article has a good overview of the amount of data we are collectively generating. It is literally mountains of information, and the real problem is how do you make sense of the 40 billion photos on … Continue reading

