Week 43, 2024: Cascade

G'day folks.

This week, I've mostly been continuing my generative art journey at full steam.

I wanted to explore randomness and movement. I began by first generating the classic 10print program using JS + Canvas API.

Image showing a 10 print grid pattern generated using an algorithm.

With that accomplished, I added different variables to alter the 'brush strokes', and math functions to distort the underlying pattern grid. I also added riso colors in the end. Below are some outputs from my experiments!

Image showing a wavy poster generated using an algorithm with three colors — alternating shades of blue, red, and orange. Image showing a wavy poster generated using an algorithm with three colors — alternating shades of blue, red, and orange. Image showing a wavy poster generated using an algorithm with three colors — alternating shades of purple, pink, and yellow. Image showing a grassy poster generated using an algorithm with three colors — alternating shades of light green, olive, and dark green. Image showing a wavy poster generated using an algorithm with three colors — alternating shades of light purple, yellow, and dark purple. Image showing a wavy poster generated using an algorithm with three colors — alternating shades of light purple, yellow, and dark purple.

Once again, here is a live demo with variables that can be changed to produce different outputs.

And below is a video showing a quick animation test; very basic at the moment—yet satisfying.


Until next time.

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