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  1. 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

  2. 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

  3. #Genuary8 prompt: Draw one million of something.

    Try out my sketch at: openprocessing.org/sketch/2504

    I chose to draw one million cubes. I wanted to explore the isometric mode from #Genuary5 a bit more, and used my signature palette with a 3D noise field applied over a cube of 100 x 100 x 100 smaller cubes. You might be wondering why there is so much space around it. Well... 1/2

    #Genuary2025 #CreativeCoding
    #GenerativeArt #AlgorithmicArt

  4. 1 MILLION SOMETHINGS: #genuary8 #genuary #ludus: 1,000,000 line segments. Decided on simplicity (7 lines of code!), both because I don't have a lot of time today and because Ludus is so very, very slow that it takes many minutes to do anything that many times. (I'm working on a fast[er] interpreter! But it's not done yet!)

    web.ludus.dev/?code=background

  5. Exploring the #chaotic behaviour of Newton iteration when finding the roots of:

    f(x) = x(x-1)(x+1)

    Starting x at different points in the complex plane, #NewtonIteration converges to one of the three roots which determines the colour.
    A.k.a #JuliaSet #Fractal

    #genuary8 #genuary #Genuary2024 #CreativeCoding #Processing #GenArt #GenerativeArt