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Visual artists who are relatively new to using code as a tool for developing new artistic ideas and processes have programming languages such as Processing (Fry and Reas, n.d.) and p5.js (Mccarthy, n.d.) as accessible entry points. However, artists who wish to start exploring more complex visual environments, such as interactive 3D models, face a steep learning curve as these applications are not built in to those languages nor covered in the standard references (Mccarthy, n.d.; McCarthy 2016).

An easy-to-use p5.js 3D object picker for visual artists