From Sketchbook to Code: Creating Infinite Art with Python
In this post I’ll explain how I combine coding in python with hand drawn artwork to generate an infinite number of unique images. The concept came about while doodling interconnected pipes and realizing it might be possible to automate or scale this technique very quickly using code. I’ve played around with the wave function collapse function in the past to
Creating Code Art at Lightspeed with Generative AI
“Creativity is intelligence having fun.” Albert Einstein Many of you have likely heard of generative AI and chatbots such as chatGPT, Claude, or others. In this post, I’ll explain how you can use generative AI and ChatGPT o3-mini as a creative collaborator to create images just like the one above. As you may have noticed, one of my many hobbies
Painting with Light: The Art of Sunrise and Sunset Photography
“Every sunset brings the promise of a new dawn.” Ralph Waldo Emerson A sunset is not just the end of the day; it’s a transition, a gateway to something new. “A new dawn”. As a photographer, capturing a sunset isn’t about documenting an ending—it’s about preserving a moment that signifies renewal, change, and the infinite cycle of time. Just as
Eclipse – How to simulate nature with code
In my last post, I shared how something as simple as a crack in a sidewalk can be the inspiration for a variety of artistic interpretations. One of those was using code to generate cracks and then having that evolve into what began to look like an eclipse. That idea continued to evolve to the point that it is now