A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A Sketchbook of Generative Art. Shimmering quil sketches; a few particle simulations, video processing experiments, randomly generated L-systems, 3d transformations, and cellular automata. Note: Some sketches apply video effects to webcam video, so it may prompt for video permissions to use your…
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubShimmering quil sketches; a few particle simulations, video processing experiments, randomly generated L-systems, 3d transformations, and cellular automata.
Note: Some sketches apply video effects to webcam video, so it may prompt for video permissions to use your webcam. However, it's not transmitting the video anywhere, just processing it locally on your machine.
My preferred development environment is Emacs using Cider to communicate with the ClojureScript browser REPL. This should start using cider-jack-in-cljs presuming Emacs and Cider are already configured.
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