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open book with text, page labeled "what does it mean to be a contributor?", luis morales-navarro
two page spread displaying p5.js community statement
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p5.js 1.0 Contributors Zine

The p5.js 1.0 Contributors Zine commemorates the 1.0 release and the contributors that were a part of it. It is a limited edition of 200.

It cost $20 to print each copy. For those that submitted essays to the zine, the Processing Foundation is able to cover the cost, you just pay shipping! We will be offering it to all those that contributed individual entries at half price. If you would like to donate to help others afford a copy, or the p5.js project in general, you can include this amount in the “Pay What You Like” total for your own copy. Thank you <3

Additionally, we will have a digital version that will be available to all very soon!

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Description

To the p5.js community, “contributing” means many different things including teaching, documentation, writing code, making art, writing, design, activism, curating, bug reporting, organizing, and more. We seek to erase the line between user and contributor, and expand the definitions of both as far and wide as possible. Diverse perspectives come together to make a tool that enables many different people to express themselves creatively. The following contributions are manifestations of p5.js through art, code, community events, workshops, educational programs, publications, and more.

Additional essays by Casey REAS, Aren Davey, Luis Morales-Navarro, Taeyoon Choi, Dorothy Santos, Claire Kearney-Volpe, Olivia Ross, Xin Xin, Stalgia Grigg, Aarón Montoya-Moraga, and Johanna Hedva. Accompanying illustrations by Alice M. Chung. The zine was designed by Stefanie Tam. Assistant Editing by Jesse Cahn Thompson, Editing by Lauren Lee McCarthy.

The p5.js 1.0 Contributors Zine commemorates the 1.0 release and the contributors that were a part of it. It is a limited edition of 200.

Additional information

Weight 15.4 oz
Dimensions 11.5 × 9 × .5 in

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