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Templates

Line pattern

This is a pattern which is created by 2 individual lines that reflect on the edges of the canvas. Each new run will result in a new pattern.

Ropes

A flow field drawing ropes in a retro comic style with singular ellipses that connect together to one rope. Play with the parameters to get very different results.

Meteroids

Multiple three dimensional spheres with displacement rotating around the center making it look like in orbit. Use your mouse to interact with the rotation.\

Mountains

Mountains with triangular shading and a path in front of the Aurora Borealis.

Phylliotaxis

A formula which is common in nature and creates a spiral shaped flower head.

Neural Network

Visualising networks and connectivity in an abstract way. This generative artwork creates lines shaping a network and sends little dots (representing the data) through it.

Create Shapes

Line

A basic element in art, used to create boundaries or connections.

Polygon

Building blocks to form complex shapes and structures.

Shape

Fundamental component used to construct and manipulate visual forms.

Spiral

A dynamic pattern often utilized to create movement and flow.

Color

Essential in generating visual interest.

Scale

Manipulate the size of objects, influencing perception and composition.

Stroke

Adding detail by controlling the thickness and style of lines.

Fill

Coloring the inside of shapes, adding depth and complexity.

Item Alignment

Rotation

Changing the orientation of the objects for visual effects.

Concentric

Used for generating patterns that radiate from a common center.

Radial

Alignment creating rays extending from a central point.

Grid

Organize and align elements in compositions.

Parallel

Lines or objects side by side having the same continous distance between them.

Offset

Shifting elements to create depth or unconventional alignments.

Pattern

Creating rhythmic repetition and visual coherence.

Angled

Incorporation of angles to infuse energy or influence direction.

Repetition

Repeating elements to establish visual consistency.

Subdivision

Dividing shapes into smaller chunks to create detailed patterns.

Spacing

Distance between elements to balance density and openness.

Symmetry

Mirroring elements for visual balance.

Loop

A seamless animation where start and end are matching.

Warp

An effect creating distortion and movement.

Recursion

Repeatedly applying a set of rules.

Others

Random

The most important for unpredictability and unique designs.

Perspective

Utilising depth and dimension for two or three dimensionality.

Animation

Adding movement can create liveliness.

Texture

Incorporating elements as noise to enhance the visual richness.

Time

Integrating time as a dynamic element to evolve visuals.

Framerate

Controlling the speed of animations.

Interactivity

Hover / Touch

Visual changes or responses in the artwork through hover.

Mouse Position

Utilizing cursor location to influence real-time changes in the visual.

Click & Press

Transformations or transitions through the press or click.

Zoom-In / Out

Explore details by controlling the view's magnification.

Key Press

Using keyboard input to influence the artwork.

Effectors / Systems

Noise

Utilizes random fluctuations to introduce complexity and organic textures in generated patterns.

Flowfield

A vector field that guides moving particles to create fluid-like patterns and behaviors.

Harmonographs

Mathematical devices that combine oscillations to create intricate drawings.

Cell Automation

A method that employs algorithmic rules to simulate cells evolving over time.

Voronoi

A diagram used to partition space into regions, influencing the layout and design.

Fractals

Structures that repeat at every scale to create complex, self-similar patterns.

Packing

The algorithmic arrangement of shapes without overlap, forming dense compositions.

Predator & Prey

A simulation system modeling the interactions between predators and prey, influencing emergent patterns.

Strange Attractor

Mathematical constructs that define chaotic systems, used to generate unpredictable and intricate paths.

Phyllotaxis

The arrangement of leaves in plants generating inspiring geometric patterns.

L-System

Algorithmic rules used to model organic growth and procedural development of plants or fractals.

Gravitational System

Simulating gravitational forces between objects, influencing their movement and interactions.

Neural Network

The visualization method of artificial networks.

Maze

Create complex networks of paths.