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  1. 16x16 grid tiled by L-shaped trominos automatically rearrange to accommodate the one uncovered square

    #genuary #genuary19 #genuary2026

  2. For, #Genuary19, a 16 x 16 grid of points is iterated through the Mandelbrot fractal equation and the paths of the points traced with smooth curves.

    #mandelbrot #genuary #genuary2026 #fractal

  3. #genuary Day 19: "16x16"

    Made a little display using 16x16 characters, inspired by Alex' wonderful blog post about ASCII rendering: alexharri.com/blog/ascii-rende

    #genuary2026 #genuary19

  4. #GenerativeArt interlude

    #genuary19: 16x16 and also #genuary16 order and disorder

    The descent into madness

    Number 5, number 5, number 5, ....

    #XQuery #SVG #genuary2026 #genuary

  5. #genuary19 Prompt: 16x16

    Generated a random integer norm on the 16x16grid then color the pixels depending on the Difference of distances to two fixed points.

    #GENUARY #genuary2026

  6. h9.bees.free/genuary26/19-16x1

    wound up with this accidental "lighting" effect, just a a 16x16 grid with a color formula applied

    #genuary #genuary2026 #genuary19

  7. Genuary Day 19: 16x16

    🎨 Simple grid of circles made with P5.js

  8. I created an “endless vortex” in p5.js after being inspired by Zak Korvin’s video showing how to make one by hand: youtu.be/Qcpk0S5-tEg

    I was looking for an op art-style piece that participants in a recent creative coding workshop I ran could recreate. The implementation ended up more complex than what I had in mind, so I didn’t end up using it. But seeing as the Day 19 prompt for Genuary was “Op Art”, I thought I’d share the results.

    #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary19 #p5js #CreativeCoding

  9. #Genuary19 Op Art - this kind of thing I seem to have down. I ran a few variations of this, and I can see making this a web page with some sliders to play with. Code: davebauer.art/web-and-python-p

  10. #Genuary19 #Genuary24, Op Art / Geometric art
    openprocessing.org/sketch/2516

    When I make op-art sketches, I always end up spending a long time tweaking and playing around with them. It's meditative and enjoyable, even if not always the most productive use of my time. I started with a colorful organic sketch, which was rather silly and not very nice to look at. I started over with a back-to-the-basics B&W geometric system.

    #Genuary2025 #CreativeCoding #AlgorithmicArt #p5js

  11. "Op Art."

    I haven't much to say about this one. Somehow the result is both better and worse than I had envisioned.

    #GenArt #GenerativeArt #Processing #CreativeCoding #Genuary #Genuary19 #Genuary2025

  12. #genuary17 prompt: What if pi=4?
    #genuary19 prompt: Op art.

    I couldn't come up with anything impressive for just pi=4 so I combined it with op art, then it came to life, especially if you have a comparison right away. This is why the video contains the Python prompt on the top and you can see the drastic change when pi becomes 4 for a while.

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

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

  13. Genuary 19: Op Art.

    arielmartinperez.com/pages/202

    Today I could find some time to push this simple generative op-art drawing tool, based on my ideas from the 2010's, with the particular detail of the stroke changing as you press your mouse. I love Op Art and it always makes me think of eyes, hence this particular shape, which also references my studio's logotype.

    #genuary19 #genuary2025 #genuary #processing #opart #eye #circle