Category: #Art
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Telling People About Free Food
I’ve been putting in more time helping out at Food Not Bombs recently since I’m currently unemployed. If you’re not familiar, it’s an all-volunteer mutual aid organization that distributes food to anyone for free. I’ve been really excited about mutual aid in the last couple of months, so I’ve been helping out by picking up […]
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Ika-28 ng Linggo: Mac OS 9, Jiu-Jitsu
English Version Pinapahiram ng tito ko ang kanyang iMac G3 sa akin, at inuwi ko ‘to sa Philly nung isang araw. Mahilig akong gumawa ng zine sa HyperCard (Still Going at Cooking for Surveillance Capitalists palang sa ngayon), at sabik na sabik akong gumawa ng zine sa totoong kompyuter na makakapagpatakbo ng HyperCard! Ang iMac […]
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Week 28: Mac OS 9, Jiu-Jitsu
Tagalog Version I got an iMac G3 from my uncle the other day, and I brought it home with me to Philly. I’ve been having fun making HyperCard zines (Still Going and Cooking for Surveillance Capitalists so far), and I’m really excited to try making more zines on an actual machine! The iMac that I […]
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Still Going: A zine on using old technology
I recently wrote a short e-zine about my personal experience and feelings with using old hardware and software today. I figured that it would be perfect to write that in HyperCard which is a piece of software that was discontinued back in 1998. To run it, you would need to emulate an old Macintosh with […]
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Cooking for Surveillance Capitalists: A fun little zine
I wanted to create an interactive thing where the player can play as a villain — in this case a surveillance capitalist. I thought HyperCard would be a perfect medium because it has built-in programming and art tools. Plus, it’s fun running old software! You can download it on itch.io by clicking on the button […]
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Tiny Generative Art Template
I’ve been using canvas-sketch ever since I started learning generative art back in November. It’s an incredibly useful tool for creating a new project, setting up a local server, and saving my artwork to disk. The only issue that I have with it is that it comes with a lot of dependencies that I don’t […]
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Long-Exposure Art
I’ve been fascinated with long-exposure shots of the night sky recently (like this one), so I thought it would be fun to emulate that effect on <canvas>. I assumed that it would take me a while to figure it out, but the algorithm turned out to be surprisingly simple! The first thing I noticed was […]
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Two Posters of Space
I recently made two space-themed posters, and I think they turned out pretty nicely! The first one that I made was honestly a bit of an accident. My initial goal was to create a sunflower, so I watched some YouTube videos on how spirals work, and I also read some code online to learn how […]
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Going from Browser to Paper
I recently had some of my generative art printed, and I’m stoked to finally have them in my hands! It feels surreal to see my creative coding projects on my wall, taking up space in the physical world instead of being mere pixels on the screen. It’s surprisingly straightforward and affordable. I first adjusted <canvas> […]
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Creative Coding: Making Noise
I love the wave-like patterns in these images. I recently made these using <canvas> (which I’m learning about in the Creative Coding workshop that I’m taking), and each shape that you see is a Unicode character. Their positions are evenly distributed on a grid while their sizes and rotations are generated using the noise2D function. […]