Mag. Erwin Gradwohl is a retired consultant and former bank auditor, interested in programming, music, and videos.
Kasper Kamperman is a teacher and creative coder based in Enschede, Netherlands. He works on the Art and Technology program at the Saxion University of Applied Sciences, where he teaches subjects like Interaction Design and Programming and Physical Computing.
Besides his work as a teacher, Kasper designs and develops interactive installations. He has a fascination for light and currently uses Processing and Arduino to prototype and develop dynamic light objects.
You can check out his projects at http://www.kasperkamperman.com.
Tim Pulver is an interface design student from Potsdam, Germany. He studied software engineering while at University, giving him the knowledge to realize his creative ideas. He uses Processing as an artistic medium for building his own tools. One of his recent projects is a gigantic real-time data visualization software, which is used for visualizing global crop production. It has been specifically made to be viewed in a planetarium/full dome environment.
In another project, Tim wrote a program that translated an image of an eye based on its structure into unique jewelry, which was printed out using a 3D printer.
He likes the idea of sharing and free culture. In 2011, he founded the electronic music netlabel Yarn Audio, which supports sharing and remixing of the released music. All the cover artwork for this netlabel has been generated using Processing too.
R.A. Robertson discovered Processing late in the summer of 2008, and with it, the joy of generative art. Along with some occasional forays into Quartz Composer, Ross found Processing to be an entrance into the world of procedural literacy as well as a path for understanding nature, society, and himself.
For most of his adult life, Ross has studied music and design (formally and otherwise), and spent many years as a professional Aikido instructor in Austin, Texas. In addition, he holds a Bachelor's degree in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Texas in Austin. Although superficially disparate, these streams converge with programming as multivalent languages whose grammar, syntax, vocabulary, and structure serve to inform and enhance one another. Ross' work is a continuing effort to unify these elements into a coherent way of design for the purpose of exploring beauty, the meanings of fitness, and the cultivation of a better human being capable of creating a better world for all.
Ross is the founder and host for Processing's Austin meet-up group, and owner of the nascent Still Moving Designs studio.
A lover of travel, Ross is pleased to call Austin his home base, where he resides with his lovely consort, companion, and friend, Dr. Catherine Parsoneault. Ross has three grown children—Ehren, Calen (and his delightful bride Taylor), and Raanan—who are unequivocally to him the most interesting and wonderful people on this planet. For Ross, the time spent in discourse and shared activity with these amazing people is better than Heaven's own manna.