Good weekend of work. 6x9 set of d4 dice generated numbers translated into 54x3cm red triangles. The 216x1.5cm black triangles are the same d4 numbers set symmetrically over the red pattern. #generativedice#generative#linocut#dataviz#dataart
This one took a bit of work, but really like the quilting feel of it. Took my earlier #Generative#linocut and added half size stippled black triangles. Rotation of the stippled triangles also set by the roll of a d4. #GenerativeDice#dataart#dataviz
@seblammers brilliant! Nice try. My triangles are much bigger. 3cm so that makes it easier. I've seen people buy bags of large flat pencil erasers and carve those. That might make a better mark.
Hooray! Finished my Christmas #sashiko sampler. Really enjoyed it, but still lots of refinement needed. I pulled my threads too tight so it has distorted a bit. Going to try some smaller #GenerativeDice#hitomezashi patterns next I think.
@_ohcoco_ you need those weird game dice, but 1) roll a d8 dice to pick a colour. 2) roll d20 dice to position on x. 3) roll d20 for y. 4) repeat until bored/looks good. 5) fill unused squares with white.
@mikebrondbjerg Ah - I was wondering how you got both x and y, but of course that makes sense! I think this would be a fun way to teach kids about coordinates :o)
Trying to understand how to draw isolines from a grid of random values. Not right, and really rough, but you can see where I'm heading hopefully. #GenerativeDice
@seblammers thanks seb. Yeah i may never do this digitally. But doing it this way certainly gives you a better feeling for it. I'm actually thinking of doing these as linocuts.. but we'll see ;)