Make Art Not Money
summary
A project builds an augmented reality poetry book that uses printed markers, a webcam and Flash to place text between page and screen, which forces learning 3D alignment and a strict 30 fps frame‑rate target. The talk compares canvas, SVG, WebGL (demoing 120,000 particles at 60 fps with three.js), shows a Leap Motion integration (the Leap Motion at $80), reports 90 fps sensor frames, fuzzy gesture detection, a “Magic Fingers” particle demo that mostly works, and a starter repo for implementing Sol LeWitt instructions.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 2:49WHAT I'D LEARN?
- 4:40WHY CREATIVE CODE?
- 9:36SVG WRITES VECTORS
- 10:30CANVAS LIBRARIES
- 11:10WHY DOES IT MATTER?
- 12:53AND THEN THERE'S WEBGL.
- 13:31CANVAS VS. SVG VS. WEBGL
- 15:38SURPRISE AND DELIGHT
- 18:17CONNECTING TO JS
- 25:28BUILT-IN LEAP GESTURES
- 31:47HOW TO GET STARTED?
- 34:46BETTER SOLVE SOL...
