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Design books

The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants by Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz and Aristid Lindenmayer

algorithmicbotany.org/papers/abop/...

#Booksky #design #designbooks #algorithmicdesign
January 24, 2026 at 2:43 PM
patrickhartono.bsky.social
"Noise-Instancing" created using POP!

Made with #touchdesigner
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#generative #generativeart #generativedesign #generativegraphics #creativecoding #creativecoder #algorithmicart #algorithmicdesign #artistsoninstagram #procedural #proceduralart #artxcode #computerart #digitalart #newmediaart
February 22, 2025 at 7:54 PM
genmediaclub.bsky.social
repost @zooxcape on IG
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#generativeart #creativecoding #lineart #penplotter #pattern #texture #organic #generated #generativedesign #geometric #computerart #generativeartworks #artandtechnology #axidraw #newmediaart #algorithmicdesign
April 5, 2025 at 7:01 PM
lumluxart.bsky.social
A small tool for the Lumlux Art Lab: paste a p5.js sketch, pick a length, get an MP4.

lumlux-art.com/p5-recorder/

#JavaScript #Coding #Programming #WebArt #BrowserArt #ComputationalArt #DigitalCreativity #CreativeCode #GenerativeArtist #GenerativeGraphics #ProceduralDesign #AlgorithmicDesign
P5 creative coding to MP4
August 2, 2026 at 7:05 AM
lumluxart.bsky.social
A small tool for the Lumlux Art Lab: paste a p5.js sketch, pick a length, get an MP4.

lumlux-art.com/p5-recorder/...

#JavaScript #Coding #Programming #WebArt #BrowserArt #ComputationalArt #DigitalCreativity #CreativeCode #GenerativeArtist #GenerativeGraphics #ProceduralDesign #AlgorithmicDesign
P5 Recorder - Lumlux Art
Lumlux Art Lab P5 Recorder Turn a p5.js sketch into an MP4 file. How to use it, and how to read what it tells you. Start here Reading the panel The frame tape The wide strip is a counter, not a progre...
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August 4, 2026 at 7:00 AM
diogo-ph22.bsky.social
2/ The NNJ is published by @springernature.com and Birkhauser.

#Architecture #Geometry #Buildingreconstruction #Heritagestudies #Algorithmicdesign #ArchitecturalHistoryandTheory #ComputationalGeometry #MathematicsinArtandArchitecture #SociologyofArchitecture
February 23, 2026 at 9:34 AM
adelinerhall.bsky.social
I created "Astronomy II" on 10/29/25. It measures 16x16". It's graph art made entirely in #Desmos with no external modifications. It featured in my debut exhibition last Spring, "Graph Art: Form and Process." Swipe for math and a couple detail shots.

#mathart #algorithmicdesign #noai #digitalart
Abstract piece made of 3 colors: default Desmos blue, yellow, and a paler purple than Desmos's default. The figure is a series of tiny, symmetrical, dotted vertical lines that stretch across the body of the image; the ground is a gradient that starts emphasizing blue and becomes almost completely purple at the bottom of the image. The gradient is rough and illusionistic in nature/intent and achieved mainly through color blending; the blue is broken up even at its most prevalent point by vertical slices of purple, and it extends less far or symmetrically down the image than the viewer may initially perceive. Detail from the top of the frame, emphasizing the point I made at the end of the prior alt text entry. In this detail it barely even resembles a proper gradient, instead looking like a repeating pattern that goes like: dotted vertical yellow line, 3 alternating thin vertical strips of blue and purple in the background, and so on. Detail from around the bottom center of the frame, which is mostly a solid purple with strips of vertical yellow dots. The viewer may notice thin, inconspicuous strips of solid blue in the top left corner of the detail. The math behind the piece, overlaid on top of a faded edit of the picture from slide 1. The crux of the piece hinges on two sets, one (List1) containing 100 elements represented in ascending order as .25, .75, ...49.5 and the second (List2) represented as .5, 1, ... 50. After defining these sets, I create a modulus function with List1 as the first argument and List2 as the second, then on the next line I take the tangent of x. The blue comes from the background, the purple comes from the modulus function, and the yellow comes from the tangent function.
August 26, 2026 at 4:44 PM
hncompanion.com
Building these massive gliders combines deliberate design with computational searches. Techniques like "extreme compression construction arms (ECCA)" are vital for engineering such intricate, self-sustaining patterns. #AlgorithmicDesign 3/6
December 4, 2025 at 5:00 PM