Link List

REVDAN­CATT is a col­lec­tion of pen plot­ter tools and gen­er­a­tive art sketch­es, includ­ing cal­i­bra­tion util­i­ties, land­scape gen­er­a­tors, and geo­met­ric pat­tern cre­ators like spi­rals, cir­cles, and snowflakes. The site is cur­rent­ly under recon­struc­tion with arti­cles planned for future addi­tion.

SoTA open-source TTS. Con­tribute to resem­ble-ai/chat­ter­box devel­op­ment by cre­at­ing an account on GitHub.

Run pop­u­lar AI text-to-speech mod­els like XTTS-V2 to clone your voice with high-qual­i­ty, real­is­tic-sound­ing out­put in over 12 dif­fer­ent lan­guages.

Gȧrt is a Kotlin-based gen­er­a­tive art frame­work using Skiko for ren­der­ing, Box2D for physics sim­u­la­tion, and FFm­peg for video encod­ing. It pro­vides util­i­ties for cre­at­ing and ren­der­ing still images and ani­ma­tions, with hot reload sup­port and an exten­sive gallery of 228 exam­ple art­works. The project includes inter­ac­tive tools like a gra­di­ent gen­er­a­tor and func­tion plot­ter, plus exam­ple projects and tem­plates for get­ting start­ed.

This stere­ogram gen­er­a­tor cre­ates hid­den 3D images. Use pre­set or cus­tom depth maps and pat­terns, adjust­ing inten­si­ty and res­o­lu­tion.

This guide cov­ers hexag­o­nal grids, detail­ing coor­di­nate sys­tems, algo­rithms, and for­mu­las. It fea­tures inter­ac­tive dia­grams and pseu­­do-code exam­ples.

Draw­ing Machines 101

George Fran­cis’s site fea­tures gen­er­a­tive art, CSS Paint API exper­i­ments, and cre­ative web devel­op­ment. His writ­ing cov­ers flu­id design, col­or, and SVG.

Spectral.js is a light­weight JavaScript library for real­is­tic pig­ment mix­ing, using the Kubel­ka-Munk the­o­ry to sim­u­late how real paints absorb and scat­ter light.

Ram­p­en­Sau is light­weight, depen­den­cy free and fast JavaScript func­tion writ­ten in Type­Script. It gen­er­ates col­or ramps based on a curve with­in the HSL col­or mod­el. This page serves as pre­view for the vari­ety of options the func­tion takes.

Vig­i­lant is a tool for aggre­gat­ing appli­ca­tion logs. Use the SDK to send logs and view them in a dash­board.

Jos Vro­mans writes about using steganog­ra­phy to add the code that was need­ed to gen­er­ate an image, into the image data itself.

Ran­dom­ly gen­er­at­ing puz­zles is a nice prob­lem for begin­ners and tin­ker­ers, so I want­ed to write up the approach that I came up with.

JavaScript and WebAssem­bly imple­men­ta­tions of the Held-Karp algo­rithm for solv­ing the trav­el­ling sales­man prob­lem — qnt­m/held-karp

P5JS does­n’t offer native SVG sup­port, there is how­ev­er a way to run P5 in an ​‘SVG’ mode using zenozeng’s SVG run­time. Run­ning P5 in this SVG mode also requires a lot of inter­ac­tion with the DOM, which we’ll dis­cuss in this post.

A course due for release in Sept 2024 on plaint­ing with plot­ters, like AxiDraw.

Cod­ing my hand­writ­ing in Javascript — how I did it and what I’m doing with it.

Anthropic’s prompt library

P5JS does­n’t offer native SVG sup­port, there is how­ev­er a way to run P5 in an ​‘SVG’ mode using zenozeng’s SVG run­time. Run­ning P5 in this SVG mode also requires a lot of inter­ac­tion with the DOM, which we’ll dis­cuss in this post.

This book explains the algo­rithms behind those col­li­sions using basic shapes like cir­cles, rec­tan­gles, and lines.

In this tuto­r­i­al we’ll have a look at javascript gen­er­a­tors and how they can be used for ani­mat­ing the draw­ing phase for our gen­er­a­tive sketch­es. We’ll cov­er every­thing from syn­tax to actu­al­ly imple­ment­ing a sim­ple exam­ple using p5’s draw loop.

Think of nails on a board with a rub­ber band encir­cling them.

Polar shapes are an incred­i­bly sim­ple con­cept that can form the foun­da­tion of some inter­est­ing and com­plex forms in gen­er­a­tive art and graph­ics pro­gram­ming.

Archived Frac­tal Forums dis­cus­sion board.

At Ban­tam Tools, we build desk­top CNC machines with pro­fes­sion­al reli­a­bil­i­ty and pre­ci­sion to sup­port world chang­ers and skill builders. Pen plot­ters and 3D print­ers.

Twit­ter: @mattdesl Draw­ing lines might not sound like rock­et sci­ence, but it’s damn dif­fi­cult to do well in OpenGL, par­tic­u­lar­ly WebGL. Here I explore a few dif­fer­ent tech­niques for 2D and 3D line ren­der­ing, and accom­pa­ny each with a small can­vas… | Matt DesLau­ri­ers | cre­ative devel­op­er

A col­lec­tion of posts cov­er­ing a blend of tech­nol­o­gy, design, code, and cre­ativ­i­ty.

Le Ran­dom is build­ing a dig­i­tal gen­er­a­tive art insti­tu­tion.