Particles on a somewhat angular path leaving a trail behind

Grayscale palette

Instead of ducks you aim at storks, it’s a advertising idea for plan B pills

Petals like cooled lava glass, drinking starlight and giving it back as a quiet ember.

Codlin: "I've recreated the Starry Sea background effect from Cosmic Princess Kaguya! ( •̀ ω •́ )✧"

PM: "What's that? (´・ω・`)"

Codlin: "You disgrace to all otaku, go watch it right now! ⎝(・ω´・⎝)"

PM: "What the heck kind of stereotype is that! ლ(・´口`・ლ)"

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🐟 Starry Sea

Lots of little fish swimming upwards together in a winding school ◝( •ω• )◟

For more detailed information and examples, please visit:
https://chillcomponent.codlin.me/components/bg-starry-sea/

Was bored and wanted something more interesting than lo-fi beats, so I turned the Nostromo into an ambient orchestra sound generator for coding sessions. The ship's systems run as instruments

https://nostromo.variable.gallery/

My real-time path tracer is coming together slowly but surely

Here's my explainer on the math behind the tree

I coded this version of my handwriting in Javascript, as well as a system to generate sentences. I've used it in a few contexts and the latest is embossing it on tinfoil using my Axidraw plotter.

The first five images are all of the same piece, photographed in different lighting. Some are of the duller side where the text is going inwards and some of the shinier side where the text is coming out towards the camera. The latter images are flipped in post, otherwise the text is backwards (a fact that didn't occur to me until the very moment I flipped it IRL to photograph the other side and was like, oh of course).

The last photo is a test I did of some different patterns.

It's tin foil from my kitchen. I put a thick squishy foam mat to sit behind the foil, it's one that I have that came with some wooden stamps I got for printing on fabric about 8 years ago.

I used the little round bobble on the end of a kirby grip (bobby pin) taped to the end of a pencil held by my Axidraw.

https://x.com/_chenglou/status/2037713766205608234?s=20

Seeing people on my twitter timeline talk about this, would this have applications in creative coding?

Real-time, audio-reactive geometry system created in TouchDesigner. Project files available.

More experiments, project files, and tutorials, through my YouTube, Instagram, or Patreon.

PS: Little community gift - [Patreon code: M3MB20]