After the robots, LSI's first project is the creation of a generative portrait. The idea is to use data from a bitmap image (color values) as a numeric matrix to interpret, or better feed a custom generative algorithm to reproduce an "identifiable" portrait of an author, artist, or computer history designer Graphics.
During class, we created the basic (rudimentary) algorithm of reading the im[do vetor de pixels]age values. And we created a simple interpretation of Leia and Han.
The idea is to discover another pair of PImage-specific functions and methods to streamline code. Although a little more advanced than we have talked about for now, Tim Rodenbroecker has an excellent tutorial to explore this in a very expeditious way. And interactive!
This is a tutorial for the bravest! 😉