Generative Art
Generative art is the practice of creating artwork using code. The examples shown below are made with either R, D3.js, or Python. When the programming language of choice is R, it’s often termed Rtistry or aRt. More examples of my generative art in R and Python can be found at nrennie.rbind.io/art-gallery, and in D3.js at nrennie.rbind.io/drawing-with-d3.
Abacus
Bubbles
Nexus
Rectangles
Tiles
Windows
Wander
Riso Circles
Crosshatch
Window Boxes
Waves
Disarray
Abacus
Attraction
Black Hole
Circular
Distort
Stripes
Shatter
Rings
Smudge
Blending
Boxes
Bricks
Bubbles
Bullseye
Chaos
Circles
Crawling
Criss Cross
Divide
Dots
Fading
Flow Fields
Fractals
Gradients
Moiré
Perpendicular
Mirrored
Rectangles
Fragmentum
Riley
Spiro
Spirals
Squares
Squiggles
Stacked
Sunbursts
Tiles
Sunsets
Vortex
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