Curve
I made Curve, a coloring book, to bring to XOXO 2024 this week. If you’d like to print/play: See the Pen Curve Zine by Sophia (fractal kitty) (she/her) (@fractalkitty) on CodePen.
from beneath
a coded poem
//poem is in the comments (they describe the code as well)
let air; //there is this substance
SumFib
After playing simple yet addictive games like Threes and 2048, I wondered how the gameplay mechanics would translate using Fibonacci numbers, which introduce a unique twist. I wrote a prototype in p5js. You can swipe on mobile or use arrows/WASD on desktop. I did this in about a day and unit tested
of atoms
meditate to an infinite reversible poem + scrolling generative art
For the best experience, open ofatoms.art on a desktop— scroll
Carnival of Mathematics 225
Welcome to the Two-Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Carnival of Mathematics. Let’s start with facts about 225: Octagonal numbers are always fun: And then we can always think in gradians for a hexadecagon where the outside angles shown are 225 gradians (202.5 degrees or 1.125π radians). (Thanks David JONES f
A blizzard
A collective noun for snowy owls is a blizzard. I doodled Koch snowflakes with a blizzard of these superb owls. They hunt day and night and are an utter delight to observe.
Genuary 2024
This year’s Genuary code is here (I will update as I go through the prompts). My codepen gallery is here. I am hoping to play with symmetry the entire month. Day-31 – generative music (this runs slow on mobile and some machines) Day-30 – shaders Day-29 – Signed Distance Functions (if we keep trying
in dynamic existence
15 haiku + generative symmetries
one moment — one place
influences the next one
all these breaths are linked
reflections exist
ebb
haiku without words
I created haiku without words. This is just a draft of a concept. I contemplated the #wccchallenge prompt “improbable architecture” and thought of our solar system, of atoms and electrons, and of poetry without words. Click it to start. Your browser does not support iframes. If the sketch doesn’t lo
Hyperbolic Duckies Published – NCTM
My hyperbolic duckies project is now published in the NCTM MTLT in the For the Love of Mathematics Department:
