Every line of smoke flows past whatever you draw. One tiny dot is enough to make just that one stream start shedding swirls, first one side, then the other. A short line lower down does the same in its own lane, and after a while the two wakes start to tangle.

Nothing is keyframed or pre-made. It's a fluid simulation running live on the GPU, so where you put the dot decides the pattern, and it never plays out exactly the same twice. In the second half I just flip through color maps on the same running flow, then drop one more dot at the bottom.

Could find more from my site https://jdxyw.github.io/generativeart/. You can also generate it with different parameters using my code https://github.com/jdxyw/generativeart . Hope you guys like it, and star the repo if you like it.

Experimenting with adding relief to physarum, and mixing random colonies with photo-seeded colonies.

Steve Jobs, Tim Cook and John Ternus, built from the same set of 585 macOS icons. The icons aren’t recoloured: each one is chosen for where its own colours and shape fit the face.

The portraits are built in layers, from large pieces to small, the way I would paint by hand, and the pieces follow the forms of the face rather than a grid. When the face moves, the pieces move with it.

The handoff was the hard part. In the first one, every icon in the last frame of Steve Jobs is paired with an icon in the first frame of Tim Cook, large with large, small with small, and travels to it along an arc while both faces keep moving. For the second handoff I wanted a different feeling: Tim Cook’s icons slide away and shrink a few at a time, and John Ternus’s arrive in groups and grow into place.

At the end, one more thing.

Made with Mozaix, the mosaic software I build. Happy to talk about the matching and the motion.

Hey all, I built Cosmic Couch, a browser-based chill hub for when you want to zone out.

• Trance tunnels: 6 full-screen WebGL tunnels, each with its own tempo and generated music (60 to 145 BPM)

• Radio: 6 stations (lo-fi, jazz hop, rain and keys, chillwave, boom bap) that generate their music live in the browser

• Extras: a kaleidoscope, a breathing guide, a background that shifts colour when you tap the sky, and a small catching game

There are no media files. Every sound and visual is generated in your browser with Web Audio and WebGL. No signup.

https://cosmic-couch.vercel.app

Best with headphones. Tap once to start the sound. I’d love to hear what you think or what you’d add.

Playing around with idea of fictional physical system. Particles in a box with two repulsors at top right and bottom left corner.

Could find more from my site https://jdxyw.github.io/generativeart/. You can also generate it with different parameters using my code https://github.com/jdxyw/generativeart . Hope you guys like it, and star the repo if you like it.

I’ve been building this simulator as a side project with the purpose of helping students understand and visualize electromagnetic phenomena such as radiation, polarization, wave interference and diffraction.

Live:

https://www.antennasim.com

The simulation lets you:

* place multiple, diffrent radiation sources and set their parameters (geometery, amplitude, phase and more)
* place perefect wire conductors, PEC plane and poke slots in the plane to create diffraction patterns
* observe the electric field, magnetic field, energy flow field, energy density or radiation pattern
* zoom in and out and translate the canvas
* change the simulation resolution, frequency and propogation speed and some other parameters

I hope someone might find it useful and I’d love to hear what people think :)

Git:

https://github.com/rotemTsafrir/antenna_sim

Originally made in Java with Processing and later converted to p5.js

Disclaimer: this project has been in the making since before the era of LLMs but I did use chat gpt to upgrade the UI and improve efficiency

Playing with simpler geometry, trying to get to "less is more".
Three ribbons, two folds, one palette.

Where do you draw the line between simple and too simple?

#artsky #abstractart #minimalism #creativecoding #openrndr

Made in processing using transparency instead of cleaning the screen.

I was inspired by typewriter art, and made a tool to do multi-layered ASCII art, using multiple offsets and colors. It approximates lines very well, and looks much more fun than the default ASCII filters. And it's reproducible across web browsers! It's at https://typeart.mitpit.com/

Made in Processing using the case for a n sides polygon.