Using the same substrate to make different imaginary maps
Exploring maplike determinism with Processing and Axidraw
Tag: computational art
Making a Christmas card out of tree lot data
The recent months have been full of Christmas card design projects. For this card I was tasked with creating a design based on the same influences I’m grappling with in my personal work, and I went in quite an experimental direction. My brief to myself was to create something in the same mode as my Central […]
Central Park series: data-driven artwork
Project incorporating weather data to dictate form
Aleataxonomy series
Project focusing on making drawings limited by randomly-chosen values
Fathom presentation
Presentation to an information design firm about my map drawings and how they relate to mental algorithms. Plus attendee art based on the presentation!
Style transfer maps
Explorations in computationally combining images, including my map drawings
EYEO Festival visual notes
Notetaking combining words and watercolor from the extremely inspirational Eyeo festival of art+technology presentations
Processing sketches
One of my many goals this year has been to learn more about scripting and procedurally generating graphics, for which I’ve been using the language Processing. I don’t have a lot of prior experience with code, though, and that makes things a bit difficult! It’s a totally different way of thinking. Processes that seem simple enough […]