tca, to random
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'Pixels'

Bresenham's.

mathling, to genart
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interlude

day 5: In the style of Vera Molnár

nclslbrn, to random
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Lena's pixels

prompt: pixels

I reused the processing program (Java) created for the 'Stacks unstacked' series.

Lena picture altered by pixel sorting

ericof, to sketch Portuguese
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villares, to python Portuguese
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py5coding,
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@villares pixels? ?

YeloF, to trumpet
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mathling, to genart
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interlude

day 4: Pixels

Applying a little mutation (power + perlin flow + drift) to a low-res sampling of a photo

georgemsavva, to random
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Pixels!

Animated versions of the last posts, dropping pixels into the flows to see where they go.

Animation showing colourful pixels following a flow field
Animation showing colourful pixels following a flow field

py5coding, to random
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lets you manipulate pixels with np_pixels[], a array with 3 dimensions, much like how you'd work with pixels using other Python tools.

size(999,999)
background('w')
load_np_pixels()
for _ in range(99):
x,y,c=random_int(900), random_int(900), random_int(1,3)
np_pixels[x:x+99,y:y+99,c]=0
update_np_pixels()

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jonathanhogg, to genart
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The Genuary day 4 prompt is: “pixels”. I've been too busy to do something new in Flitter, so here's a short snippet of a video I made some time ago for the marvellous Bishi. Each "pixel" here is an animated butterfly/moth, they change colour on each flap of their wings. I actually did this in JavaScript with ThreeJS.

Full video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly87W2FCQ4o

A mass of tiny coloured butterfly and moth shapes all aligned in concentric circles on a dark background. They repeatedly flap their wings to different colours, forming larger pictures of moths and butterflies.

visiophone, to genart
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Day 4 | Pixels
LowRes web camera feed. My silhouette is made of visible big pixels. A white pixel follows my nose. Different low-resolution values.
Made with
ml5js &

video/mp4

epibyte, to genart German
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generiyaki, to genart
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Prompt: "Pixels"

I did this several months ago but it fits today's prompt so here we are. As you might deduce, there are only three colors drawn in this video. Admittedly there's not much artistry happening here but it was fun to play with the effects of combining colors in adjacent pixels.

Random blobs of red, green, and blue move around and overlap with each other, creating yellow, magenta, cyan, and white.

ronikaufman, to random
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day 4: Pixels 🌐

ronikaufman,
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Az, to genart
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Pixels. I just couldn't resist the temptation. Optimizing it to render in real-time was a struggle, but I really like the end result. (I hope I'm your first of the year, please tell me I am)

Squares stack up on a light blue background, forming an orange/brown shape. After about a hundred, they start moving and reveal the rickroll dance.

noneuclideandreamer, to CA
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Genuary 4th: Pixels
Seemed like a good opportunity to try myself at 1D-Cellular Automata!
The initial state is on the top, iteration steps downward. With time I continuously change my rule.

Initially vertical stripes but the warp from the bottom up until it's just noise.

bornach, to genart
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Genuary 4, 2024: Big Wet Pixels (and No Palettes).
https://vimeo.com/899722883

A using randomly generated synthetic pigments on randomly generated synthetic papers. Happy to all who observe!

AaronReuland, to genart
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nnirror, to random
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pixels

$('gen4')
.iter(12, () => {
this.append(.noise(2048)
.scale(0.5, 1)
.saheach(Math.pow(2, i))
.dup(Math.pow(2, i) - 1))
})
.saveimg('gen4' + rf(), [
.iter(12, () => {
this.append(_.noise(2048)
.scale(0.5, 1)
.saheach(Math.pow(2, i))
.dup(Math.pow(2, i) - 1))
}), .iter(12, () => {
this.append(
.noise(2048)
.scale(0.5, 1)
.saheach(Math.pow(2, i))
.dup(Math.pow(2, i) - 1))
}), .iter(12, () => {
this.append(
.noise(2048)
.scale(0.5, 1)
.saheach(Math.pow(2, i))
.dup(Math.pow(2, i) - 1))
})], 2048, 2048)
.once();

chrisamaphone, to random
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chrisamaphone,
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Pixels
https://editor.p5js.org/chrisamaphone/sketches/NxFcdGb2g

went with 90s nostalgia for lite-brites. could play around with this for rendering various grid animations like CAs, but right now it just randomly replaces a pixel on each iteration (color -> empty, empty -> random color).

probably the most interesting part was deciding what colorspace to use for the circular gradients. i went with HSL, but then that meant white had to be a special case

a grid of "lights" represented by circles of gradient color (white in the center to dark at the edges). they start out mostly orange and, over time, get replaced either by "empty holes" (circles ringed in grey) or lights of another of the 6 canonical lite brite colors (orange, pink, yellow, blue, green, white).

ultrazool, to random
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Using prompts to get more fluent on the virtual retrocomputer. This started life as a 3D swirl of sine waves and ended flattened into many of these kaleidoscope mandalas. The loop's very simple, you can tweak some parameters but i like this one.

https://tic80.com/play?cart=3686

particles aren't real

A swirling sort of kaleidoscopre pattern superimposed on a circle, in a circular palette of blue/yellow/orange colours

ultrazool,
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For "Pixels" a generator for the traditional embroidery of Siwa Oasis

The symbols are hand drawn at 32 or 16 pixel squares in the TIC-80's "sprite sheet" and then picked for re-use with math.random; a couple of values in the palette map are also swapped at random. Generates one image per run, video shows hitting Ctrl-R over and over

Nothing needs to be algorithmically complex, swooshily involved, or technically impressive, as long as you like it,

https://tic80.com/play?cart=3688

A short pixelated video of repeatedly running the TIC80 program that generates a single screen of Siwan embroidery. Slightly wobbly hand drawn mystical symbols change at random on either a black or white background

eliocamp, to StableDiffusion
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Good evening!

eliocamp,
@eliocamp@mastodon.social avatar

I used today's prompt ("intersections') to try to get an hybrid animal.

I used AUTOMATIC's alternating words feature.

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