just enough for beauty
let cRng = [];
function setup() {
//this canvas
createCanvas(windowWidth * 0.8, windowHeight * 0.7);
}
function draw() {
//of time
t = -0.2
arcs are we
poem is the comments //; full page view is here.
let arcs, t;
let nArcs = 400,
diam = 100,
a = 0.005;
Porthales
I wanted to undertake a data project that could be completed in less than a day, so I decided to work with storm manhole data from Salem, Oregon. The primary aim of this project is to foster community creativity—whether through code, imagination, writing, or conversation. The map has transformed 10,
Mathober Pieces
Mathober 2023 Prompts are here.This year I used a mix of p5js and procreate to play with stellar scenes – enjoy! There were some great sketches on Mathstodon including hilarious videos, comics, generative music, puns, and more. Links on titles take you to codePen full page view. Some days I played w
parametric pieces
let pieces; //we are but arrays of different versions of ourselves
let timeOfNow; //never the same, yet self similar
let
Mathober 2023 Prompts
Mathober is just right around the corner, so I thought I’d post this year’s prompts early for those that like to plan ahead or incorporate any of this into a classroom. I look forward to seeing everyone’s creative expression of this year’s prompts. If you’ve never participated – join in! Here are so
Raven Paradox
Raven’s were a fun one to research. I had a hard time selecting the math for these intriguing birds. From vocalizations to intelligence to barrel rolls – it was a tough pick. I ended up going with the Raven Paradox. I couldn’t resist including a leucistic feather (not all ravens are black).
to remind ourselves
a coded poem
function setup() {
//we make these spaces for creation
createCanvas(600, 600);
}
function draw() {
//in which notions of
Spectre Tiles!!!
It’s so exciting to have the Spectre tile so soon after the hat. Here is the website for this wonderful discovery! To celebrate I doodled tiles of Ghost Jellyfish tonight. I imagined them just touching the edges of each tile with their tentacles. There are 9 tiles, where the odd ones are bubbles. He
