Brian Broom

Experiments in generative art 💻 🖼 - @bcbroom

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

#creativecoding #generativeart

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@Ayliean Those are amazing, off to YouTube to get more details…

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@benorlin ‘Finite’ meaning ‘not zero’ - encountered that in grad physics and took me forever to figure it out.

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

#GENUARY

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@neurofuzzy Multi scale truchets? Those look nice.

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@rvig_art I really like the irregular ‘circles’. Kind of looks hand drawn.

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@fewlinesofcode I wonder if they are each random, or if each square gets a random number of ‘decorations’. I also notice that the purple shapes don’t have a stroke outline, so the purple all bleeds together.

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

I love looking at these and trying to figure out what the rule set might be

[Saskia Freeke @sasj_nl]

Geometric Shapes / 200729
#processing
#creativecoding
#everyday

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@fewlinesofcode This one looks like a square grid with extra shapes layered on each square. I see small circles in the center, half and quarter circles on edges and corners.

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

Sometimes things don’t go as planned…

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

Voronoi construction (edges and fill) adapted from https://t.co/Af8YpTdsQ7 by @redblobgames

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

I’ve been playing around with Voronoi based sketches for the past week or so #GenerativeArt

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

Points are along a Fibonacci spiral, based on https://t.co/eZiHWoBbXO

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

Getting back into #GenerativeArt

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@dirtalleydesign I like the color gradient in these, and the balance of overlap vs openness of the overall design.

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@c010011012 The base hexes are something like this. The arcs are drawn between adjacent midpoints, but isn’t a pure arc. I don’t remember what I used, just some trig function to connect. It has an internal param that varies between ‘almost straight’ to ‘almost hyperbola’

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

#creativecoding #generativeart

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@c010011012 In the green one, i added a sin wave to the param, so it changes with both x and t. Used a framework called canvas-sketch for the animation

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

#creativecoding #generativeart

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@c010011012 You can see it better in https://t.co/RIZsfUtaKZ truchet tiles on a hex grid, with a parameter to draw the lines. 0 gives the circle version, and 1 is the ‘angular version’. The parameter varies over time.

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

#creativecoding #generativeart

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@Rumyra on one of the Gen Art podcast episodes you mentioned a shader book that you were using with GLSL. Which book? Would you recommend it?

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@generaaaaaative Did these a while ago https://t.co/7xgiSb72e0

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

More runes

[Brian Broom @ProcGeometry]

@mattdesl The gist here is three.js with a custom shader for the shadow fade? Do you have a public example to share?