Vellum
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. An atelier of imaginary cartography: procedural fantasy atlases as deterministic SVG.
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An atelier of imaginary cartography.
Vellum lives at . No install, no account: the whole engine runs client-side in your browser.
Vellum surveys worlds that don't exist and drafts them as atlas charts. Give it a seed and it invents a landmass, simulates the rain that carves its rivers, grows its forests, founds its harbor towns, names everything in one of ten invented languages, and partitions the land into quarrelsome realms.
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