Generative Art Save Abandoned

? Hello! Caveat emptor, I've left a lot of messy code behind and you may come across broken links, etc. Learn what you can and have some fun! The license is CC BY-NC 4.0 meaning none of this code can be used for commercial purposes.

The latest & greatest is in the ppy_terminal directory. Using Processing from the termainal with Python. It's fun, and has a thorough readme.

Note: To run the .pyde Python Processing scripts you need the Processing IDE with Python mode enabled. This will get you started. The default installation location of Processing has a dir titled libraries/site-packages where any further Python scripts/imports live. Be sure to copy/paste this repo's libraries/site-packages files into that dir on your system.

Dots (animation in source dir) (source)

Blob slices (source)

Generative geodes (source)

Allegory (source)

My take on Mutación de Formas by Julio Le Parc (source)

Creatures

I am participating in a group art show based around new media and generative artwork. The theme is "creatures". I made two programs for it, one generates beetles and the other generates abstract butterflies.

Butterfly code is in the 'butterflies' dir.

Beetles code is in the 'buggies' dir.

Good Fortune (source)

Yarn (source)

Hole (source)

Dots (source)

Font Fingerprints Square with Webdings

Font Fingerprints (source)

Font Fingerprints comparison of font layouts (source)

Playing with x-scaled randomness (source)

My take on M74 by Wojciech Fangor

Random iterations in the Fangor style (source)

Trying to make blurry circles

Recreating the style of Felipe Pantone's Chromadynamica series

Recreating Paul Rickards' "Stack of Circles"

Having fun with test data in matplotlib