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January 20: "Use a library that you haven’t used before"

The choice of library was easy. I've been watching as the most excellent @davepagurek (a Waterloo alum) has been developing cool new features for P5.js, so I wanted to try his p5.filterRenderer library (https://github.com/davepagurek/p5.filterRenderer). I always love me some ambient occlusion, so I started playing with the "Contact Shadow" filter. Even better, if you deliberately underpower the filter, you get some nice pencil-like effects, which look good with these abstract stacks of cubes. Source code at https://editor.p5js.org/isohedral/sketches/AMjEOWXFC

A computer rendering that looks something like a pencil drawing of random stacks of cubes.
A computer rendering that looks something like a pencil drawing of random stacks of cubes.
A computer rendering that looks something like a pencil drawing of random stacks of cubes.

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interlude

Day 21: A library you haven't used before

Since I have my own quixotic tech stack, "using" libraries means porting or borrowing ideas. Here I am combining Kaplan's extended star drawing (deep cut from day 17) with some ideas from rough.js to make "hand"-sketched sparkling stars

epibyte, to genart German
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Speaking Mesh Clock, fork of gen20
changes: speech output, performance optimization
https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2150899

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Genuary 21: Use a library that you haven’t used before. 🤪

Used Poisson disk sampling - https://github.com/kchapelier/poisson-disk-sampling

A zany face emoji made of grainy animated points

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Ending my posting hiatus to participate in my first . For day 5 (“in the style of Vera Molnár”), I tried to reproduce the main features of her work La Ciotat (1986) (https://www.artnet.com/artists/vera-molnar/la-ciotat-axhR_cLem2lWByEFdRSnlw2).

This system serendipitously works for today’s prompt, too (“use a library that you haven’t used before”) - it’s my first time using the {Rcpp} package, which integrates R with C++.

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Sound on!

Genuary Prompt 21:Use a Library you haven't used before.

With the 31. in mind, I went with javax.sound

It's intriguing to actually model the sound wave, but it's not working properly. If you have experience, let's talk!

Sound: Distorted children's tune Visual: My code. If you are interested to see it as text, let me know

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Genuary 2024 Day 9: "ASCII"

I took the easy way with this challenge, and just used the letters in "ASCII" to create an abstract pattern.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/genuary-2024-day-95693417
https://ko-fi.com/post/Genuary-2024-Day-9-E1E5SUIXB

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Genuary 2024 Day 21: "Use a library that you haven’t used before"

I'm wanting to play with a blobby library.

I'm pretty happy with the results on this one.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/genuary-2024-day-96391817
https://ko-fi.com/post/Genuary-2024-Day-21-Q5Q1TACYF

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Good evening!

eliocamp,
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Again a prompt that I don't know how to follow to the letter but that I used as an excuse to try something new. In this case, tiling patterns.

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