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  1. For #genuary12 #genuary15 and #genuary28 I made my art by altering the genuary.art/prompts website itself (using Firefox DevTools and writing CSS). For #genuary12 this included making a custom font. #genuary

  2. This is probably an unexpected interpretation of #genuary12, "Boxes Only", but I like how it turned out. Thinking of different uses of the term "box" in mathematical contexts, somehow I recalled the Box-Muller transformation, named after George E. P. Box and Mervin Muller, used to convert uniformly-distributed random numbers into a normal distribution. This is a visualization of the Box-Muller transform (which includes some rectangular boxes in there for good measure).

    #genuary #genuary2026 #boxmuller #prng #randomvariate #randomnumber

  3. #genuary2025 #genuary #genuary12 #genuary14: only black and white, subdivision. Combining the two prompts. Not in love with this, but can't tweak all day. Variation on the Koch curve.

    Yes, I know it's February 1, and the world is on fire.

    Edit 1: Not Sierpienski triangle! Edit 2: Here's the code: web.ludus.dev/?code=let+side_l

  4. "Make a landscape using only primitive shapes" and "Subdivision."

    Ye olde fractal tree. Clouds in the sky are made up of nothing but lots of circles.

    This was partly inspired by one of my favorite photographs I've taken in real life. I definitely paid more attention to the sky than to the tree, both in the photograph and with this sketch here.

    #GenArt #GenerativeArt #Processing #CreativeCoding #Genuary #Genuary6 #Genuary12 #Genuary2025

  5. #Genuary 12/13/14: A line-based triangle subdivision algorithm

    Three prompts in one project/day is some kind of record for me, but these all fit together so nicely I couldn't resist. I want to go back and color the tris, though. Soon.

    #CreativeCoding #genuary12 #genuary13 #genuary14 #GenArtClub

  6. Prompts: Draw one million of something (#Genuary8 --notched squares); Impossible day (#Genuary11 --algorithmic composition feels impossible to me!); Subdivision (#Genuary12); Generative palette (#Genuary16). #Genuary #Genuary2025 Demo with variants here: openprocessing.org/sketch/2505

  7. #genuary11 prompt: Impossible day.
    #genuary12 prompt: Subdivision.

    I combined the prompts since what I wanted to do for ages now is frequency-aware realtime audio visualization. This is the result. Makes most sense with the volume up.

    As you can confirm in the source code, the lighting action is all driven by the music.

    Made with #PyScript:
    ambv.pyscriptapps.com/genuary-

    #genuary2025 #genuary #GenerativeArt #CreativeCoding #WebGL #Python

  8. 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: openprocessing.org/sketch/2142

    #genuary #genuary2024 #p5js #wobbly