Late Night Sketches II

I have a new drop on fxhash! Late Night Sketch II is another experiment of combining single drawn elements with javascript to create something unique and unexpected. Each mint in this project is current 0.65 ꜩ, cheap enough to mint a few of them! This project includes the newest set of 297 drawings (set 24).… Continue reading Late Night Sketches II

Late Night Sketches

Last night I posted my newest project to fxhash, “Late Night Sketches.” This project is part of an experiment combining hand-drawn “squiggles” and turning them into something unexpected. The assets used in this project were hand-drawn with markers, pens, brushes, and ink. I will sit down for several hours and draw pages of elements in… Continue reading Late Night Sketches

Rolling Hills at Sundown

“Rolling Hills at Sundown” is live on fxhash https://www.fxhash.xyz/generative/17758 🚀🚀🚀 “Rolling Hills at Sundown” is a project inspired by a road trip to the Southwest United States my family made this summer. We made stops at around 15 national parks, each with different rock formations, from the peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the depths… Continue reading Rolling Hills at Sundown

Perspective Spaces

I’m back from a two-week road trip through the southwest and getting back into some new generative projects. I’ve decided to take a step away from using hand-drawn “squiggles” in the next few projects and get back into creating sketches that are entirely code-based. This project, “Perspective Spaces” is a study of perspective and vanishing… Continue reading Perspective Spaces

Insane Squiggle Machine Rerevisited

Recently I’ve been looking back at some of my p5.js sketches and seeing if any of them would be a good fit for a generative token. “Insane Squiggle Machine” has been a project I’ve come back to repeatedly, adding more sets of elements to the sketch. Since these generations are image-based, they take a long… Continue reading Insane Squiggle Machine Rerevisited

Movement

I went back into one of my earlier p5.js sketches and tried to add some texture to the faces of isometric shapes. I tried a few different methods, but I think the one I ended up on was the simplest. I used a combination of lerp and randomGaussian to make a points field. Then I… Continue reading Movement

3 color lerping

Below are from a sketch I wrote today that allows me to lerp between three colors, either vertically or horizontally. These gradients will allow me to add depth to some of the other “shapes in a grid” type sketches I’ve been working on lately.