Genuary 2025 Projects

Day 1 - Vertical or horizontal lines only

An animated cityscape with buildings expand and contract. I think this resembles a breathing city, or the common phrase "the city never sleeps".

Day 2 - Layers upon layers upon layers

This piece was just fun to make. It doesn't represent anything but I like the way it turned out. Simple shapes deforming layerd over top of eachother.

Day 3 - Exactly 42 Lines of Code

I've always loved Conway's Game Of Life, and decided a simplified version would be perfect for this. However, I could only get it down to about 55 lines and had to enlist the help of ChatGPT to shorten it further. I don't think that counts as cheating.

Day 4 - Black on Black

This one was another simple one and kind of just game together as I messed around. It reminds me of an old Samurai banner.

Day 5 - Isometric Art

I was recently watching Interstellar again and got me thinking about corn for some reason.

Day 6 - Primative Shape Landscape.

I've always loved how clouds can form little landscapes of their own, and figured this one could look cool.

Day 7 - Use software that is not intended to create art or images.

Ascii cubes are always cool right? This one is made in python and was a fun little challenge.

JAN. 7. (credit: Camille Roux) Use software that is not intended to create art or images.

JAN. 8. (credit: Piter Pasma) Draw one million of something.

JAN. 9. (credit: Piter Pasma) The textile design patterns of public transport seating.

JAN. 10. (credit: Darien Brito) You can only use TAU in your code, no other number allowed.
TAU = 2 * pi = 6.2831853…

JAN. 12. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Subdivision.

JAN. 13. (credit: Heeey) Triangles and nothing else.

JAN. 14. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Pure black and white. No gray.

JAN. 15. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Design a rug.

JAN. 16. (credit: Stranger in the Q) Generative palette.

JAN. 17. (credit: Roni Kaufman) What happens if pi=4?

JAN. 18. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) What does wind look like?

JAN. 19. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Op Art.

JAN. 20. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Generative Architecture.

JAN. 21. (credit: Darien Brito) Create a collision detection system (no libraries allowed).

JAN. 22. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Gradients only.

JAN. 23. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht, Roni Kaufman) Inspired by brutalism.

JAN. 24. (credit: Bruce Holmer) Geometric art - pick either a circle, rectangle, or triangle and use only that geometric shape.

JAN. 25. (credit: Bruce Holmer, Chris Barber (code_rgb), Heeey, Monokai) One line that may or may not intersect itself.

JAN. 26. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Symmetry.

JAN. 27. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Make something interesting with no randomness or noise or trig.

JAN. 28. (credit: Sophia (fractal kitty)) Infinite Scroll.

JAN. 29. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Grid-based graphic design.

JAN. 30. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Abstract map. Not to be confused with AbstractMap.

JAN. 31. (credit: Melissa Wiederrecht) Pixel sorting.