Infinite Patterns in the Digital Canvas
summary
Claims that JavaScript plus libraries actually produce interactive, browser-run algorithmic art using real code: p5.js (ported from Processing in 2008, p5 released 2013–2015, editor in 2018) drives generative star and fractal patterns, cellular automata like the Game of Life, and physicsy simulations of fire rain and wind. Examples read JSON/CSV for data-driven visuals, run in the p5.js editor or OpenProcessing, are forkable, and demonstrate that the pieces render live and respond to mouse input.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:33Who is Francisca Beatrice Medina Kcha
- 13:10Algorithmic art
- 14:36P5.js library
- 17:01Processing and P5.js history
- 20:19P5.js key functions
- 23:01P5.js creative possibilities
- 24:29P5.js resources
- 27:34Conclusions and future of algorithmic art
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