Liquid motion toy.

S/N: 2025.046

#dailySketch #creativeCoding #generativeArt #generative #genArtClub #openFrameworks

ritual dream symbols from the flower cult

ritual dream symbols from the flower cult

ritual dream symbols from the flower cult

ritual dream symbols of the flower cult

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Compression is killing all the noisy parts, the one I published on reddit is slightly better www.reddit.com/r/generative...

Daily sketch: Synergy

#creativecoding #genartclub #genart #openrndr

Latest sketch "Organic Circle" using diffusion-limited aggregation in OPENRNDR

#creativecoding #genartclub

😍🎨Here’s a taste of Nodalin in action! It’s been months since it was just an idea and no-sense sketches… and we’re pass that! Blur ✅ Color aberration ✅ WebGL renderer ✅ and It will only get better.

100+ cool kids joined 👉
nodalin.xyz

#nodalin #creativecoding #buildinpublic #realtime #visuals

"Battel of Corals" my first iteration on differential growth

#creativecoding

GitHub - jasonwebb/morphogenesis-resources: Resources on the topic of digital morphogenesis (creating form with code). Includes links to major articles, code repos, creative projects, books, software,... Resources on the topic of digital morphogenesis (creating form with code). Includes links to major articles, code repos, creative projects, books, software, and more. - jasonwebb/morphogenesis-reso...

Jason Webb also added great reading resources on Differential Growth here: github.com/jasonwebb/mo...

You can find the original p5js version here: github.com/jasonwebb/2d...

After a bit of struggle, I finally managed to port Jason Webb's experiment (with p5js) on differential growth to OPENRNDR. It's still "raw," but I'm happy with those early results since I'm a beginner in Kotlin & OPENRNDR.

YouTube video by EurythmicsLab Trippy Reaction-Diffusion

Had fun with a Reaction-Diffusion animation. Done with #openrndr

youtube.com/shorts/1CO8e...

I'm trying for the 1st time to implement an L-system that simulates a plant using "The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants" book and I love it. The rules are simple, yet they produce complex drawing quickly.

The book is freely available here: archive.org/details/the-...

#generative #openrndr

YouTube video by EurythmicsLab Dynamic Delaunay with Stripes

I like chromatic aberration so much #generativeart youtube.com/shorts/EmEHY...

Small experiment with dynamic Delaunay points #openrndr

YouTube video by EurythmicsLab From Gates to Musk: The Evolution of Billionaires' Wealth (2001-2024)

Just published my first data-visualization video! It represents the top 20 billionaires' wealth evolution between 2001 and 2024: www.youtube.com/shorts/4Nr2B...

Data source: Forbes Billionaires Evolution dataset via Kaggle

Plus you can export videos directly via the ScreenRecorder extension without extra tweaks so I'm really liking it so far and I'll try to dig it deeper.

I've been experimenting with #openrndr for the first time and I love how performant it is compared to what I've experimented with Py5 in my last genuary post below.

It runs smoothly at 60 FPS where it took several seconds per frame on py5 for almost the same algorithm.

Infinite Scroll.

S/N: 2025.028

#genuary2025 #genuary28 #genuary #dailySketch #creativeCoding #generativeArt #generative #genArtClub #openrndr

I've experimented a ton of prime combos and was astonished to see how this could impact the overall look without touching the rest of the code

Genuary 27: Make something interesting with no randomness or noise or trig.

Two primes coloring a canvas.

#genuary27 #genuary

You can find my work on both YouTube and TikTok:
- www.tiktok.com/@eurythmicslab
- www.youtube.com/@eurythmicslab

For the moment both have the same content but I may start specializing the content for each platform later.

Moving forward, I plan to work on more animations and try animated data visualizations. Exploring this field would allow me to reconnect with a discipline I've experimented in the past and truly enjoyed. I’m also considering explaining computer science algorithms, since that’s my original field.

That's it for now! My last animation was just published today, and I hope you'll enjoy it.

Let me know if you have any questions about these animations. I’d be happy to share tips about py5, p5.js, or Manim.

YouTube video by EurythmicsLab How to Create a 10-Pointed Star Pattern #geometryart

Finally, I returned to geometric patterns with a tutorial on creating a 10-pointed star. This was inspired by Jay Bonner’s book, Islamic Geometric Patterns, which delves into the Girih construction process. Great resource if you're interested in Geometrical Patterns! www.youtube.com/shorts/ZzEjf...

For this animation, I combined Manim with py5, an implementation of processing in python. Py5 made it easier to handle the pixel-by-pixel Game of Life simulation in the background, especially compared to the challenges I faced earlier with Manim.

YouTube video by EurythmicsLab Code can imitate life with 4 simple rules (Game of Life) #simulation #algorithm #programming

Next two animations are the first ones where I added my voice! My first attempt was explaining the "Game of Life" algorithm. I'm still learning a lot about this so it's far from perfect and I need to work on my English accent 😅 but it's a step forward www.youtube.com/shorts/r6iUQ...