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You are 20 and talking about a career change. You are going to do great! I learned to program in art classes at USC and UCLA. While you may go analog, it’s lik
by mch82 4y ago
You are 20 and talking about a career change. You are going to do great!
I learned to program in art classes at USC and UCLA. While you may go analog, it’s likely your tech & art skills will blend somewhere down the line.
Check out UCLA MFA Design Media Arts program [1]. Casey Reas [2] teaches there. He co-created Processing at MIT [3]. Arduino programs are called “sketches” because the Arduino IDE derives from Processing [4]. Art & tech always push each other forward :-)
[1]: https://design.ucla.edu/programs/mfa https://design.ucla.edu/programs/mfa
[2]: https://arts.ucla.edu/single/casey-reas/# https://arts.ucla.edu/single/casey-reas/#!
[3]: https://medium.com/processing-foundation/a-modern-prometheus-59aed94abe85 https://medium.com/processing-foundation/a-modern-prometheus...
[4]: https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/connecting-arduino-to-processing/all https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/connecting-arduino-to-p...
- mch82 4y agoDon’t worry about all the people going negative and saying AI will replace you. Those people aren’t artists. You can’t be blind to AI… it’s coming and you’d be foolish to ignore it. But, AI is like any other tool artists use. Great artists use new tools and methods to push their ideas & work forward. No one expects you to mix paint or make your own clay. Banksy isn’t making paint cans. No one cares about those skills because that’s not the cool part anymore. Stay focused on the cool part :-)
- ramblingrain 4y agoWho the f is this... making a downright suspicious amount of sense.
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