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gm We recently shipped a fun feature on Waveblocks. If you head to our gallery, you can choose a Waveblock, then see how it was algorithmically generated by hitting "animation" waveblocks.com/gallery

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gm We are 3 weeks out from launch of @waveblocks If you want to be one of the first to mint a @waveblocks NFT, then please sign up for our whitelist here: premint.xyz/waveblocks/ 10% donated to @Surfrider From the Waveblocks archives - WIP teaching a machine to make waves....

3/3 Playing with color & the number of waves. At :20 I move the mouse to orient the arcs to play with their orientation. Thank you for reading! If you are enjoying this project, please RT and share with your friends to get the word out!

2/3 using negative space to delineate waves...

gm. More sharing time :) 🧵 Once we had our general arc concept, we played a bit with animating the work. Here are some early movement tests exploring the rhythm of waves and the ocean. 1/3 simple forms to show movement.

GM Embrace constraints. Early sketches using only curves to create waves, playing with parameters like orientation, radius and weight to create movement and shape. Generative art is fairly tedious, tweak your code, see what happens, do that 10,000 more times.

GM One small example of what "sketching" looks like in creative coding. Using a simple shaping function, can we draw randomness in the "crest" of the waves that loos good? This shaping function comes from pts.js which you can demo here: ptsjs.org/demo/?name=shaping… )

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