Day 31 of #genuary2025: “Pixel sorting.”
The only time this #genuary that I'm using bitmap data. Portraits of me (by Mick Michel) projected in 3D, and the individual pixels sorted on the z-axis according to their perceived luminance.
Thanks Piter Pasma and everyone involved for organising Genuary!
Day 21 of #genuary2025: “Create a collision detection system (no libraries allowed).”
This is one I overlooked. Sheets falling on top of other sheets and the occasional ball.
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Day 23 of #genuary2025: “Inspired by brutalism.”
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Day 24 of #genuary2025: “Geometric art - pick either a circle, rectangle, or triangle and use only that geometric shape.”
Catching up on the days I didn't have the time to make an entry. Here are circles, circles, and, again, more circles.
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Day 30 of #genuary2025: “Abstract map.”
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Day 29 of #genuary2025: “Grid-based graphic design.”
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Day 28 of #genuary2025: “Infinite Scroll.”
An infinite scroll through the Y-axis of a stretched Perlin noise field.
This was tough since my library isn't very good at animating stuff. It's focused on calculating geometries for SVG (penplotters) and Gcode (3D printing).
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Day 26 of #genuary2025: “Symmetry.”
Fill vs Void.
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Day 27 of #genuary2025: “Make something interesting with no randomness or noise or trig.”
The individual numbers of PI translate to the number of lines per tile and the rotation of the second layer.
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Day 25 of #genuary2025: “One line that may or may not intersect itself.”
One long line, waving in the wind.
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Day 22 of #genuary2025: “Gradients only.”
Two, three and four-sided gradients between shades and neighbours on an OKHSL colour wheel.
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Day 20 of #genuary2025: “Generative Architecture.”
Stereotypical orthographically-projected houses.
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Day 19 of #genuary2025: “Op Art.”
Phantom Figures.
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Day 17 of #genuary2025: “What happens if pi=4?”
Running my sketch for Day 5 with PI=4. The hex grid creates an overflow, the poison disk distribution is slightly off, and the OKHSL to hex conversion results in a different colour scheme.
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Day 18 of #genuary2025: “What does wind look like?”
Analysing wind.
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Day 16 of #genuary2025: “Generative palette.”
I've never had to think about generating pleasing colour palettes consistently, so my first attempts were epic failures. But this one is pretty great I think. Almost no eye sores.
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Day 15 of #genuary2025: “Design a rug.”
Had a lot of fun with this one. Building further on moiré patterns.
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Day 14 of #genuary2025: “Pure black and white. No gray.”
A study of moiré satin using 19521 black lines. NO GREY!!!
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Day 13 of #genuary2025: “Triangles and nothing else.”
Playful triangles.
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Day 12 of #genuary2025: “Subdivision.”
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