Experiments in Generative Art

Using Python, Processing, and P5.js

Quick Links

• Daily Sketches March 2021. | Gallery | Repo | Done using P5.js
• Genuary 2021 |Gallery| repo | Github Pages |
• Hexagons | Gallery | Repo | Documentation | Done using Matplotlib. The repo contains several Jupyter Notebooks, with examples.
• You might also want to look at the images thumbnail sheet, to see if anything interests you, and then go to its directory to find the code.

Note: I use p5.js. If and when I use Processing, it is almost always in the Python Mode.

This is a repo to store several GenArt attempts. I often use Python (Matplotlib) and Processing to create art sketches.

This is a meta-repo, in the sense that it is a directory of directorys. Each sub-directory in the repo has the code as well as a set of images in the images directory (where applicable). The README.md in each directory explains what that particular experiment was about.

I try to make all my code available and runnable by others. There are many parameters that you can change and try to get your own results.

• Experiments

  • Sinusoidal Sketches

    • Circular Noise
    • Torus

  • Maps

    • Metro Maps

  • Image-Based

    • 15-Puzzle

Metro Maps | Code | images

An experimental project that creates Metro Maps for imaginary cities.

What would the Metro (subway) map look like, for imaginary cities? Each time the code is run, it produces a different set of Terminals, Routes, Junctions and Stations.

Ball Animations | Code | images

A series of sketches on balls colliding, as well as balls dodging each other, avoiding collisions.

Dots and Dashes | Code | images

Space filling and Space shrinking, rendered Algorithmically

Please look through the directories in this repo, and check out the images folder in each. There are many 'experiments' for which I haven't yet added the descriptions.