Art With Code

As a hobby I like to develop code that generates SVG art. This series was inspired by the art of David Hansen https://davidhansenart.pixels.com/ . I have modified this code to create many different effect examples can be seen below.

This first example is in response to these Covid times where virtual meeting have become the norm. To help liven up the experience and to help keep engaged I developed what I call a Kaleidoscope Background. The Kaleidoscope Background auto generates SVG cubic art that acts as my background during meetings.

The next three examples are of cubes of different sizes and colors group in ways to help create the feeling of depth.

This next example is a work in progress. I want to create virtual city scapes. In this demo I have developed code to simulate building on either side of street fading into the background.

The image below is an extension of the image above. In this example the code is creating city scapes of building with windows on the fly. My next step will be to merge the two code bases to get the city scape effect fading into the background.

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