Art

A code-art project to explore beautiful things can be made with math, chaos and randomness.

sway. A smooth, colourful tangle - each particle is assigned its own flow field to move within. Each particle-pair will draw with a colour chosen out of a pallette.
perf. A noise study with simplex noise to create an organic-looking environment. Reminiscent of cellular automata.
morph: More experiments with noise()
- demo3 - In my opinion, the most visually pleasing demo. Now with asymmetry.
- demo5 - R,G,B entities
- demo4 - user-sliders for playing with parameters
- demo2 - symmetric demo with self-erasing tail to prevent things getting too noisy.
- demo1 - first attempt.
flow field (demo): Sprinkles particles onto a slowly changing force vector field. The field is updated with perlin noise and the particles trace their trajectory. It procedurally draws images that look something like this:
particle (demo): An attempt at re-creating the beautiful background animation present on particle.io.
fern (demo): A procedurally generated fractal fern. See Wiki: Barnsley Fern
rainy pi (demo): Count raindrops that fall randomly on a square and a circle with equal "diameter". The ratio of the counts can be used to approximate the value of Pi!

You'll have to download the file/repo to run them.

solar system simple: Simulate a solar system with simple physics engine. Elliptical orbits made by calculating velocity for circular orbit then randomly tweaking.

Gifs made with ShaderGif

michaelruppe/art