Today:

• pizza
• end-of-semester review of concepts
• in-progress projects feedback
• studio time
• pairs and 1-on-1 meetings: final project
• evaluations

Final Project

Requirements

Your final project should have a separate document with the following info:

• Final Project title
• approximately half page summary of project consisting of 1. conceptual idea(s) and 2. technical detail(s)
• What was your approach to tackling the project? What strategy did you take in creating your project?
• What frameworks, libraries, did you use, if any?
• What other artists, projects or artworks did you research that led to the creation of this work?
• Include at least 2 screenshots of your project running. Label them with a caption. BONUS POINTS: Record a screen capture of your project running. Upload to youtube and link to it or upload the video.

Your code should:

• be clear and organized
• use comments and modular functions to make your code clear and easy to follow
• work without bugs
• work properly in fullscreen

The project should:

• Create a compelling interactive visual artwork synthesizing both concept and technical execution
• Properly cite any code that you found and used online
• Be based on your own aesthetic and conceptual interests
• Go beyond the basics of primitive shapes and colors to a well-executed personal artistic vision