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Day 27: Hilma af Klint
A practitioner of automatic painting, af Klint's abstract work predates that of Kandinsky, Malevtich, and Mondrian.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrealist_automatism#Automatic_drawing_and_painting
For this piece I drew inspiration from The Swan series. So simple and yet so full of depth. This seems to be a popular reference for today's prompt!
@AaronReuland @jacquietran @meghansharris @davepagurek
Coded in #Rstats using #SimpleFeatures and #ggplot2. See my repo:
https://github.com/paezha/genuary2023/tree/master/2022-01-27_Hilma-Af-Klint
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Day 27: Hilma af Klint
A practitioner of automatic painting, af Klint's abstract work predates that of Kandinsky, Malevtich, and Mondrian.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrealist_automatism#Automatic_drawing_and_painting
For this piece I drew inspiration from The Swan series. So simple and yet so full of depth. This seems to be a popular reference for today's prompt!
@AaronReuland @jacquietran @meghansharris @davepagurek
Coded in #Rstats using #SimpleFeatures and #ggplot2. See my repo:
https://github.com/paezha/genuary2023/tree/master/2022-01-27_Hilma-Af-Klint
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Day 27: Hilma af Klint
A practitioner of automatic painting, af Klint's abstract work predates that of Kandinsky, Malevtich, and Mondrian.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrealist_automatism#Automatic_drawing_and_painting
For this piece I drew inspiration from The Swan series. So simple and yet so full of depth. This seems to be a popular reference for today's prompt!
@AaronReuland @jacquietran @meghansharris @davepagurek
Coded in #Rstats using #SimpleFeatures and #ggplot2. See my repo:
https://github.com/paezha/genuary2023/tree/master/2022-01-27_Hilma-Af-Klint
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Day 27: Hilma af Klint
A practitioner of automatic painting, af Klint's abstract work predates that of Kandinsky, Malevtich, and Mondrian.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrealist_automatism#Automatic_drawing_and_painting
For this piece I drew inspiration from The Swan series. So simple and yet so full of depth. This seems to be a popular reference for today's prompt!
@AaronReuland @jacquietran @meghansharris @davepagurek
Coded in #Rstats using #SimpleFeatures and #ggplot2. See my repo:
https://github.com/paezha/genuary2023/tree/master/2022-01-27_Hilma-Af-Klint
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Day 27: Hilma af Klint
A practitioner of automatic painting, af Klint's abstract work predates that of Kandinsky, Malevtich, and Mondrian.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrealist_automatism#Automatic_drawing_and_painting
For this piece I drew inspiration from The Swan series. So simple and yet so full of depth. This seems to be a popular reference for today's prompt!
@AaronReuland @jacquietran @meghansharris @davepagurek
Coded in #Rstats using #SimpleFeatures and #ggplot2. See my repo:
https://github.com/paezha/genuary2023/tree/master/2022-01-27_Hilma-Af-Klint
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Some current events reminded me of this bit of javascript I wrote awhile back.
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Genuary 31: Pixel sorting
My genuary 24 submission, sorting into a sort of beachscape.
Animation is a bit slow, but you can see it (and code) here: https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2528139
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Genuary 30: Abstract map
Inspired by sea charts.
#genuary #genuary30 #genuary2025 #creativeCoding #escape #canIleavenow
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Genuary 28: infinite scroll
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Genuary 24: Geometric art.
Only circles. A lot of them.
I feel like this prompt is a little repetitive after Genuary 13 and Genuary 6. Started with a Poisson Disc sample, then shrank shapes to fit, which I think gives the placements a nice organic feel.
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Genuary 21: Create a collision detection system
Idea originally inspired by seeing how lichen grew on the side of a tree, competing for space.
If I had more time, I'd like to try to make the algorithm more efficient, as the frame rate isn't smooth enough.
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Expanding on the algorithms in Daniel Shiffman's mathematical marbling coding challenge.
Code on openProcessing: openprocessing.org/sketch/2430423
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Inspired by Danial Shiffman 's mathematical marbling tutorial to make some splattery abstract art. Maybe still have something things to fiddle with, but really starting to enjoy where it's going.
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Not 100% sure this is done.
"later than you think, earlier than you wished " Variations.
Click to see full compositions
#creativeCoding #recursive #art #p5js #branching #javascript #trees
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Deep-sea creature? Made with a video-feedback effect in #p5js
code/project at: https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2275356
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"Flocking' is the theme for #genuary19 . I'd never implemented a flocking algorithm before and so I spent more time on the technical side and less on the aesthetic than I'd like. I do like my little fish-like squirmers though.
Code at: https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2149505 -
Finished my second #genuary ! I try to make something real and good for every prompt. Some always succeed far better than others. I learn a lot and am left with many threads to pick up and explore. Have really enjoyed seeing everyone's work this genuary, nice job all! Here's a little generative goodbye song, sung by simplex noise tuned to a minor key.
Code/endless song: https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2162435#genuary31 #genuary2024 #generativeMusic #minimalism #creativeCoding
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Abstract art using a video feedback loop.
"critique". -
I’ve been trying to teach myself to make linocut prints. Brand new at it. Feels good to work with my hands. It’s sometime hard to learn a new medium but I’m trying be proud of small progresses and not focus on the flaws too much. Trying botanicals to start- but maybe abstractions might be fun.
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Something a little lighter, for the #WccChallenge on the theme of 'Three Colors'. I call it "Assuming Intention (for Joan Miro)'.
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My combination of #genuary12 (lava lamp) and #genuary13 (wobbly function day). Combining sine waves to control the radius was pretty fun. Do wish I had tried to implement metaballs.
Code (such that it is) is at: https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2142756
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Next in my ongoing series of pen plottable sketches based on songs that helped me through the pandemic.
This one inspired by "embroidering machine" by Milo (who now goes by R.A.P. Ferreira). -
Theme for #genuary14 is <1Kb. The Javascript alone is only 240 bytes (450b including the HTML). Code:
f=0;i=100;draw=_=>{f++||createCanvas(w=6*i, w);t=TAU;clear();colorMode(HSB,i);noStroke();for(let r=w*1.25; r>10; r-=30){for(let a=0; a<t; a+=t/i){let n=noise(sin(a*3),cos(a*6)+ r/i-f/20)*i;fill(i-n*1.2,i,n);arc(w/2, w/2, r, r, a, a+t/i)}}}#genuary #genuary2024 #つぶやき #codeGolf #p5js #creativeCoding #stillhave69characterstouse
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'Anni Albers' is the prompt for #genuary11 . I only vaguely knew her work when I read the prompt and was so glad to be exposed to it more thoroughly. This is particularly inspired by her weaving "Intersecting".
Code at : https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2141567#genuary #genuary2024 #bauhaus #anniAlbers #creativeCoding #p5js
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10,000 parallel noised lines running noisily through palettes for #genuary16. Using Spectral.js and simplex noise.
Code at :https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2145707
#genuary2024 #genuary #noise #simplexnoise #noise #creativeCoding #p5js
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10,000 parallel noised lines running noisily through palettes for #genuary16. Using Spectral.js and simplex noise.
Code at :https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2145707
#genuary2024 #genuary #noise #simplexnoise #noise #creativeCoding #p5js
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10,000 parallel noised lines running noisily through palettes for #genuary16. Using Spectral.js and simplex noise.
Code at :https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2145707
#genuary2024 #genuary #noise #simplexnoise #noise #creativeCoding #p5js
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10,000 parallel noised lines running noisily through palettes for #genuary16. Using Spectral.js and simplex noise.
Code at :https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2145707
#genuary2024 #genuary #noise #simplexnoise #noise #creativeCoding #p5js
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10,000 parallel noised lines running noisily through palettes for #genuary16. Using Spectral.js and simplex noise.
Code at :https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2145707
#genuary2024 #genuary #noise #simplexnoise #noise #creativeCoding #p5js
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Confession to make. I seriously love xmas music. Personally I'm completely irreligious, but my #xmasPlaylist is 150 songs and almost 8 hours long. Been honing it for like a decade now.
Top 5 songs:
1. 'Home on Christmas day' by Captain Elmo McKenzie & the Roosters
2.'Christmas in Prison' by John Prine
3. 'Jingle Bells' by Booker T and the MG's
4.'Christmas (Baby please come home)' by Darlene Love
5. 'It's Christmas Time' by the Qualities and Sun Ra
Please share more hidden holiday gems! #xmas