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Last week I published the results of doodles generated by code. This week I am presenting a variation on the same theme; the following image was generated using a variant of my Cornucopia Art processing sketch.
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Generating Art With Code: Doodling, Math and Cornucopias
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I have a compulsive need to create art; I also have a lifelong love for coding. The two passions are compatible and interrelated. Coding and Math can generate artistic visions. In this post, I show how I created a program to draw doodles formed by tangles of “Cornucopias” swimming in space.
Doodling for Life
If you are a reader of my blog, you know that every Tuesday I publish a hand-drawn meeting doodle from my Moleskine. Recently I have been doodling an interesting shape that, for some reason, I enjoy looking at. I call it a cornucopia because it resembles an elongated and twisted goat horn. You can see an example here. ...
Doodle Tuesday: Wraps
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I am taking some time off during the holidays. My post schedule is going to be highly unusual. It will all go back to normal after January 8th.
I worked on today’s Doodle Tuesday during a few data-centric meetings where I was discussing Big Data solutions and the use of specific metrics. My mind was preoccupied with the idea of core data, meta-data and how to store both as layers of the same concept. If you observe it, you might see this preoccupation reflected in the doodle.
Doodle Tuesday: Tangle of Scrolls
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My doodles acquire archetypical shapes over time. Some forms recur, others morph into new ones and, sometimes, entirely new ones come out of nowhere, born from a primordial soup of thoughts and connections. Today’s Doodle Tuesday combines the archetype of a scroll – recurring in some of my older doodles – a cornucopia and a tangle of three-dimensional shapes. It also has some elements of objects giving birth to other forms, which is another recurring theme.
It was made with my faithful and on a . ...
Doodle Tuesday: Doodle Bird
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I mindlessly added to this doodle on and off for a few days in various meetings, one little piece at the time. Like most of my meeting doodles, it is mostly a stream of consciousness. It ended up taking a form that for some reason reminds me of a bird.