`interactive design work`

Richard W. DeVaul, Toshiba Fellow Ph.D. candidate, Perceptual Intelligence.
Alumnus of the Aesthetics and Computation Group.

Note: This work is pretty old, and represents my first attempt to create interactive computational art using the Java programming language. I keep this page accessible mostly for historical reasons. More current work can be seen here.

Here are links to class projects I did for a Java-based desgin class, MAS.962 taught by professor John Maeda. I was learning Java while taking this class, so these are also my first Java applets. Each assignment (except the last) represents a week's worth of work.

Parser and Parser2
GridTTY and EnigmaGridTTY
Simple Choice and Filter Choice
Affine and Affine2
Font Hack and Filter Choice 2 (second applet broken?)
Noisy
Fricative and Nasal
Affricate
RSVP
Textris - partly broken.
You must run either two instances of the Textris applet or run another of the problem set 10 solutions for this applet to do anything interesting.

For more current work, please visit the Sol Emergent Design Page.

last updated $Date: 1999/11/21 20:11:39 $

rich@media.mit.edu