Posts by georgemsavva@genart.social
(DIR) Post #ATe2docucibzPbOn4K by georgemsavva@genart.social
2023-03-08T20:56:59Z
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Has anyone here had any issues with refusing to use Twitter in a professional capacity?
(DIR) Post #AVbGYX2YNVtLr6VmBE by georgemsavva@genart.social
2022-12-10T14:12:51Z
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A new blog post up (finally) on how I make pretty things with flow fields using #rstats https://georgemsavva.github.io/creativecoding/#genartclub #GenerativeArt #math
(DIR) Post #AVmoZgMMtEWBYAB00u by georgemsavva@genart.social
2023-05-07T22:33:23Z
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A strange attractor. #mathart #rtistry
(DIR) Post #AVpWq1bJHMpPSYdZke by georgemsavva@genart.social
2023-05-19T22:33:05Z
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Looking for interesting ways to present images of strange attractors. Here I've arranged them like an old botanical print which I think looks cool. Its nice as they are kind of discovered specimens rather than creations as such, so showing them off in this way feels appropriate. If a bit pretentious! #mathart #rtistry #math #art.
(DIR) Post #AY2ebIB0bPThtxd6w4 by georgemsavva@genart.social
2023-07-24T23:16:00Z
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Colour Space!The image needed something for the foreground and I think this works. Tried a few simpler geometric shapes but it was a bit jarring. This feels nicely organic to go with the background.#rtistry #mathart #art #GenerativeArt
(DIR) Post #AYGUeEqwXmk4aXeaTQ by georgemsavva@genart.social
2023-07-31T20:52:04Z
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@clive to be fair, I drink at least that much tea per 20 interactions
(DIR) Post #AoA4XgrBeJPrFcWmnY by georgemsavva@genart.social
2024-11-18T08:24:00Z
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If anyone is interested in exploring these patterns, the code for this image in #rstats is (with a random palette and colour shuffling):N=96par(mar=2*c(1,1,1,1))outer(-N:N,-N:N, \(x,y) ((x^2+y^2) %% 43) %% 15 ) |> image(asp=1,col=sample(hcl.colors(15,pal=sample(hcl.pals(),1))),axes=F)#math #mathart
(DIR) Post #Apg3LEseMUB6BtTEEy by georgemsavva@genart.social
2025-01-02T16:35:07Z
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I had the best results recently with working out what was being run at startup and disabling most of it (can't remember the exact process but google will help). I used to use 'crap cleaner' in the old days, but I think it probably does more harm than good now.