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My Work At University of York






A list of old projects here including a Marking App,  an iPad app and 3Sixty installation.

Scraping "Sugar Tax" information from UK Government sites then running with semantic and sentiment analysis.

Playing with scraping Box of Broadcast transcripts, and automatic MoviePy editing.
 






Chapbooks in the Borthwick on Glitch in Django

Remix here: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/chapbooks






Including the Augmented Reality Christmas Jumper Orchestra.



My Work Outside The University





Drawing and paintings. Zonk The Gnu


Symphony For A Post Justification Engine




York Mediale 2018 - The Fake News Kaleidoscope


Sonification.




Infinite Cow




Music of the Trees



All trees into parameterized sounds.


Betula Pendula - Silver Birch but also 


Version 1 - made in Processing - code here.
Version 2 - made in p5js... slowly disintegrates
Version 3 - p5js, Tone.js, piano sample.


Teenage Art School - York Art Gallery




Red Blue Drawing App



"Moving Texts" optical illusions in p5js https://editor.p5js.org/remarkability/sketches/Gp13lIm1Y

Video here of animation

Online web-based app example. and http://projects.everythingability.com/local/tompaint/

MIT App Inventor version.





Runway ML vs Watmap vs Processing 





Politicians made from pig's ears...



More here.





https://runwayml.com/

Halfway between a politician and a black and white cow. https://www.instagram.com/p/B8R3sKRH1qv/



Currently



https://digitalcreativitytools.glitch.me/ which contains a list of Inspirational sites, worth a look and a list of digital creativity tools.



Currently recording dozens of screencast creativity exercises like this Let's Make Glitch Art for the Festival of Ideas.





Theme from Marion Sparkle. Uses Spitfire Discover BBC Orchestra free sounds. A "game" assembled almost entirely from generated and found components. Characters, Plots, etc.

https://watabou.itch.io/medieval-fantasy-city-generator

Welcome To Hostormer


Within Insistent Molecules Lies The Lie

The Mansion of Fire and Spit


https://www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/a-z/bbc-symphony-orchestra-discover/


Things I'd Play With More If I Had More Time




Orca




Adobe Characterizer 

Learnometer

  https://rive.app/ Formerly Flare.




  • Mosaic . Like TouchDesigner of Isadora - visual tools
  • Score - for sequencing media and devices
  • Make my own visual language for Google Suite processes with https://nodered.org/ or https://developers.google.com/blockly
  • Runway ML and StyleGans with Python notebooks
  • MIT App Inventor or block coding in general, tools like WayScript.
  • Twine and Eko Studio
  • Studio One - Modular Synthesis (free)
  • Sonic Pi
  • Spark AR
  • A Little Livecode (perhaps)
  • Make my own version of SoundPlant now it doesn't work on a Mac (Catalina)
  • Do I need to learn Unity?
  • Understand more about Git and Glitch
  • A-Frame



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