Text Analysis - Obama vs Trump
Text Analysis of President Barack Obama's 2016 & Trump's 2018 State of the Union Addresses; Uses a Markov chains function (part of the RiTa library) to split the two texts into one big array of words. Goes through each word in the word array, search to see who said it, identifies it by color, and creates 2 sentences.
Works better here: https://editor.p5js.org/julians_booleans/sketches/cea-hjW9g
The Matrix
Inspired by Keanu Reaves’ greatness, we decided to re-create the iconic falling numbers wallpaper from the film, The Matrix. Randomizers, For Loops, Arrays, and Regenerations of random numbers were the principal procedures, variables, functions and initializers we ended up using to make this animation come to life.
Brasstracks - FFT Visualizer
Uses an object called the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) object and amplitude visualizer to analyze the sound in a way that can get the amplitude for low frequency sounds and high frequency sounds. Music Credit: Brasstracks, Drake.
Link if doesn't render in browser: https://editor.p5js.org/julians_booleans/sketches/iHusnUNcM
Perlin Noise
Visualizer using p5.js built in noise function, which is based off Perlin noise, a type of gradient noise developed by Ken Perlin in 1983 to produce natural appearing textures on computer generated surfaces for motion picture visual effects.
Animating the Readymade
Building on top of the Digital Readymade. I created some abstraction by creating a dark canvas, that changes color every time you restart the sketch. And lastly, I instilled some fun into the artwork by allowing the user to uncover and liberate the hidden drawing by painting it free.