Data has become more open and available for users nowadays as data storages allow people to find and explore data sets across networks. However designers working in data visualisation should be cautious of authorship issues.

Processing was also created to help designers learn how to code and create visual art in a programming space. The program is also a useful tool for data visualisation and visual feedback.

Hello Processing:
An open source software for learning and creating code for visual arts and data visualisation. The program creates a visual representation of data sets in the form of lines, shape or colour.

Studio Exercises:
For these exercises, I used a set of variables to create lines, shape and colour on Processing. I used different codes such as software expressions and statements to specify the information and text was also added to represent the location of the data sets.

Homework Exercises:
For these exercises, I used other data processing examples and combined certain elements to create new data visualisation pieces. I also experimented with the interactive feature such as mouse clicking on Processing.

Processing Example 1:














Processing Example 2:

Result 1:

Result 2: