Introduction to Programming for the Visual Arts with p5.js

Excellent introduction to P5 and the concepts of generative art. Well done and thank you to the creators of the course.

This is a great introductory primer for visual artists curious to understand how to make coding a part of their visual arts practice.

This is the course to take if you are creative and want to play with technology. The syllabus is good and I love the short format of the lectures.

This course is awesome, makes visual coding so accessible - five stars. The instructors are clear and knowledgable and the assignments are engaging. One suggestion: in cases where the instructor's code formatting won't correctly in later/current versions of p5.js, it would be helpful to mention that in the comments section.

If you are interested in computers and/or art , would like to be creative - take this course. The lessons are formidable and the tutors fantastic. I've took many online courses in the area of programing, web development etc., but this one is one I love from start to the end. I wish, there will be a part 2 someday. Awesome, 5 / 5, and a big THANKS to Casey, Lauren, Chandler and the invisible crew who made it .

It's amazing to learn directly from Casey Reas, Lauren McCarthy and Chandler McWilliams. The sessions are always really interesting. The method usually follows this logic: Chandler explains in detail every concept, keeping it easy to understand Casey gives you cool (retro) referents and a some history related to the session (always really interesting ) then Lauren makes you think forward with all the possibilities of her program, with demonstrations step by step.

I am a complete beginner to coding and I found this course easy to understand. The course starts with basic concepts and makes its way up to more complex processes, which makes it great for beginners and more advanced students as well.

It is amazing to see the other student work in the gallery of this course Also I can't believe I get to Learn from Casey Raes , the inventor of processing

If you want to learn how to code but get turned off by the idea of writing dull shopping list programs, this course is for you. It's code in the context of art, making it very accessible to artists and designers. The assignments are all based around making interactive pictures you can share on the web. You will learn fundamental coding concepts and with a little effort will take you to the start of intermediate level coding, ready to take on more advanced computer science topics. I Really enjoyed it.