Just a new doodle -- Inspired by Golid's style but with a more photorealistic edge (and no NFTs :-))
No AI used AT ALL, I promise.
Just a new doodle -- Inspired by Golid's style but with a more photorealistic edge (and no NFTs :-))
No AI used AT ALL, I promise.
Rainbow Tiles
A contribution to #WCCChallenge 'Pride' as well as to #tilingtuesday
There's a little mouse interaction on #openprocessing, so check it out:
i've wrapped up the "slightly menacing hearts" generative art series. 200 pieces shared via CC-BY licence, with source code linked on the gallery page. 32 pieces were posted with meaningful titles: i might talk about those later, but the backstory is a little personal
Artworks based on dividing a rectangle/square into two rectangles, by splitting the larger side in a fixed proportion, and iterating recursively. Colors are computed from the shapes of the parent rectangles. (Procedure similar to
https://mathstodon.xyz/@DaniLaura/114064541901083527 ).
The first two pieces use the inverse of copper ratio (sqrt(5) - 2) and e^(-pi/2) respectively. The other two use the golden ratio, notice in the first how the splitting is more regular albeit not periodic (the colors here are just related to the shape of each rectangle so that it becomes more apparent). The last one was divided more in depth and the borders were not drawn to produce a texture.
#MathArt #Mathematics #modernart #ArtistsOnMastodon #mastoart #GenArt #tiling
i can't help but notice that the aesthetic on this series has drifted over time. on the left is a piece generated with version 13 (seed 2261), and on the right is a piece generated from version 45 (seed 4406). shared structural components notwithstanding, the style is quite different
A great shirt for #penplotter #plotterart #GenArt folks who like wear their passions and interests, from @forgeandcraft https://shop.forgeandcraft.co.uk/product/if-art-then-plot-t-shirt
Happy #tilingtuesday everybody!This is made with #openprocessing and may be enhanced in the future.
Did some debugging on my crappy code from a few days ago and now it's behaving much better. I'm happy enough with this.
#FIELDS / work in progress / a modest tribute to @jeffpalmer Harmonium algorithm.
Still too many gaps and a great loss of efficiency trying to fill space with strokes.
Inspired by a woodland hike under the first blue skies we've seen this year, I got home and showed my kiddo how to draw an #svg tree with recursive #python functions. The shape is very sensitive to parameters like the factors by which each branch is thinner and shorter than its parents, but we tuned them until our results looked like the trees we'd seen in the afternoon. #GenArt
I've been using #genuary to hide away from all the drama that has been unfolding during the month of January
My efforts may not have been entirely successful
42 years ago Carol Shaw's River Raid was released for the Atari 2600. Shaw had programmed one of the earliest procedurally generated vertical scrolling video games. Her "River of No Return" was effectively infinite.
After countless gamers had cleared the river of obstacles, I reimagine the river today now occupied by wildlife
#genuary #genuary28 #genuary2025 #CreativeCoding #RiverRaid #InfiniteScroll #GenArt #GenerativeArt
Lines of symmetry in 4 directions yield kaleidoscope effect
#genuary #genuary26 #genuary2025 #CreativeCoding #Processing #GenArt #generativeArt
You might not want to live in a Brutalist building especially if it behaves like this
#genuary #genuary23 #genuary2025 #CreativeCoding #Processing #GenArt #GenerativeArt #brutalism
My current attempt at creating those reverse phi illusions that were all the rage on that other site a few years ago. The issue with Op Art is I don't really know if other viewers are seeing the same optical effect that I'm seeing.