Generative design

Like emblems from an alien world, Craig Ward and Linden Gledhill have created a generative computer font using ferromagnetic fluid.

Hi, I am part of the Acrylicode team and I want to share with you the tool I created for everyone to start creating generative art.The tool can be found here: https://www.acrylicode.com/acrylicodes-drawing-tool/Once you go there you should see this.Now you should be able to draw with your mouse by moving it while pressing inside the drawing area. Start with a simple shape (with very complex shapes the experience may be a little slow). Something like this:After you draw the shape you see that…

Using a combination of DALL.E/Midjourney along with generative algorithms, the team at All Design Lab created the Hìtëkw - a modern take on the classic tennis r

Sketches are more than just little artworks that you hack together in your bedroom. They're ongoing conversations that you have with the yourself and the machine. It's important to explore them, gain new perspectives and ultimately contribute to something larger than yourself.

Over the last 50 years, our world has turned digital at breakneck speed. No art form has captured this transitional time period - our time period - better than generative art. Generative art takes full advantage of everything that computing has to offer, producing elegant and compelling artworks tha

A collection of generative posters I designed with p5.js - Volorf/Processing-Posters

When most people think of Van Gogh, the first color that comes to mind is a warm, radiant, golden yellow. Yellow sunflowers, yellow fields of grain, even the yellow moon in Starry Night . But Van Gogh’s paintings did not start out that way. As late as 1885, roughly halfway through the short decad