A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Generative art project originally written in processing.py and converted to p5.js for web display
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubMy-own-nebula is a project that was originally based on a PyCon 2018 conference and demo given by Emily Xie on making generative art with python. It was first written in python with processing.py and then translated to p5.js to be able to show it in a browser and publish it on the web.
Make a generative art picture of a nebula-like digital object but still be able to get creative and generate different patterns.
The whole generated picture is an endlessly repeated circle (or sections of).
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