Processing Paris [Events]

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Events Members ProcessingPosted on:

After a highly successful first edition in 2010, Processing Paris are proud to announce the second installment of their series of workshops for creatives working with Processing. Three Processing workshops have been organised :

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