Concordance

Concordance is a study of color relationships in a grid structure. The p5.js sketch starts with a simple pallet. Then each color is “lerped” to get levels of transition between the colors. Each color of this newly expanded pallet walks over a grid of cells to simulate rows or columns of gradients. I opened this… Continue reading Concordance

Late Night Sketches II

I have a new drop on fxhash! Late Night Sketch II is another experiment of combining single drawn elements with javascript to create something unique and unexpected. Each mint in this project is current 0.65 ꜩ, cheap enough to mint a few of them! This project includes the newest set of 297 drawings (set 24).… Continue reading Late Night Sketches II

Rolling Hills at Sundown

“Rolling Hills at Sundown” is live on fxhash https://www.fxhash.xyz/generative/17758 🚀🚀🚀 “Rolling Hills at Sundown” is a project inspired by a road trip to the Southwest United States my family made this summer. We made stops at around 15 national parks, each with different rock formations, from the peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the depths… Continue reading Rolling Hills at Sundown

3 color lerping

Below are from a sketch I wrote today that allows me to lerp between three colors, either vertically or horizontally. These gradients will allow me to add depth to some of the other “shapes in a grid” type sketches I’ve been working on lately.

Arcs on a grid

It’s been a few days since I last posted. I’ve been working on a new variation of the grid design I had made in the past. I focused on arcs and circles, also using the createGraphics() function in p5.js to clip the shapes to a specific grid section. I also played around with the pixel… Continue reading Arcs on a grid