threw this one together for #genuary day 30, Abstract Maps
put some particles in a flow field influenced by the open street maps data of a particular area (near the livecode.nyc meetup location) with an alarming number of roads and people and crosswalks

All 31 days of generative art for #Genuary2025!

Genuary 32: Conclusion

January is over and I just want to thank the organizing persons, the promptmakers and all the contributors for loads of inspiration!

I'm still l learning a lot lot about maths, programming, composition, colors, curves and shapes and of limitations of all kinds...

#genuary25 One line that may or may not intersect itself

source below

#GenerativeArt interlude

#genuary2025 Day 30: abstract map

The exoplanet archive

I didn't get the final #Genuary challenge as far as I wanted to. But I did come up with some fun buggy outputs, that I could possibly lie and say they were what I was going for all along. Ha!

I'll be posting this last challenge tomorrow.

And so, I've completed 31 challenges.

Yeah, it was challenging to keep motivated. The last few months have had other challenges.

Of the challenges...I love some, and not so fond of others. But it was great to push myself on the #CreativeCoding front.

I have not forgotten #genuary, I’ve just been really busy working other projects.

I do plan on still working on it, as I’ve got several cool ideas still to go. But i want to take more time on each one and maybe make them into bots if i like them well enough. I didn’t like how rushed i felt trying to get each prompt done in time, i don’t feel like i was able to really do as good of a job as i could have.

But I gotta say i love all the cool new to me generative artists I’ve found through this

"The End"

And that concludes my #genuary for this year #genuary2025

My third so far

In my first Genuary back in 2023, for the last day #genuary31 I recall doing something similar where the prompt said "Deliberately break one of your previous images, take one of your previous works and ruin it."
#CreativeCoding #PixelSorting #GenerativeArt #GenArt

Writing a pitch for a web-based 'quantum' kaleidoscope, visualising data from a simulated quantum circuit. Put together a proof of concept using classical random walks and it came together surprisingly easily. Hard to get any work done now as I keep staring at it:

https://kaleidoscope.cephasteom.co.uk/

Only tested in Chrome - doesn't work in Safari. Who knows why.

Genuary 2025 Day 30: Abstract map.

#genuary27: Make something interesting with no randomness or noise or trig.

GlitchyScrollMaps

Video: https://youtu.be/keF-FOMeGl8

Blog: https://blog.illestpreacha.com/genuary2025gridsorts

#Genuary #Livecoding #Worldbuilding #design #Genuary29 #Genuary31

The prompt for #Genuary2025 Day 29 is “ #GridBased“, Day 31 : “ #Pixelsort”
GlitchyScrollMaps uses Hydra to remix ScrollMaps: https://blog.illestpreacha.com/genuary2025scrollmaps

It takes inspiration from pixel sort algorithms to add glitchyness through Hydra ( Orignally Coded in #Python, #Hydravideosynth & #SonicPi)

#Poetry

Maps Scrolling
Paths Unrolling
Abstraction Evading
Infinite Scrolls Shifting
Lifting
To the next point where the shade is in

#genuary29 - "Grid based graphic design"

An excuse to mess with bezier curves (which I am still really bad at thinking about from a programmatic perspective).

Started out with just plain sticky notes, but it's far funnier with nonsense written on them.

I've been using #genuary to hide away from all the drama that has been unfolding during the month of January

My efforts may not have been entirely successful