Bob NaNgradient
@photocopieurdustpi.bsky.social
I like cats, computational art, miniatures painting. I would like to have more time to play music, do cardio, code, play RPGs, sleep, solder, garden, draw ...
Salvaged data from an old laptop. Found these images, and others. I'm pleased with these past results. #fractals #creativecoding
September 27, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Salvaged data from an old laptop. Found these images, and others. I'm pleased with these past results. #fractals #creativecoding
Painted one team member on Friday, and that only painted team member scored on Sunday. Glorious. Also, I painted a number 6 while the player was number 9. Oops.
September 22, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Painted one team member on Friday, and that only painted team member scored on Sunday. Glorious. Also, I painted a number 6 while the player was number 9. Oops.
Much better on a big screen, the result of a night of experimentation with code.
#procedural #generative
#procedural #generative
September 5, 2025 at 3:40 AM
Much better on a big screen, the result of a night of experimentation with code.
#procedural #generative
#procedural #generative
Yet another video of physarum-inspired particles, this time in black and white.
September 1, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Yet another video of physarum-inspired particles, this time in black and white.
Again, 23 seconds of physarum-inspired magma filaments cells something moving.
August 31, 2025 at 3:32 AM
Again, 23 seconds of physarum-inspired magma filaments cells something moving.
Behold! 22 seconds of Physarum-inspired particles! Emerging patterns from simple rules! Python and taichi implementation, 60fps while displaying! MIDI interface (coming soon).
August 14, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Behold! 22 seconds of Physarum-inspired particles! Emerging patterns from simple rules! Python and taichi implementation, 60fps while displaying! MIDI interface (coming soon).
This wizard miniature is almost finished, I still have to paint the base and a few touches-up.
#28mm #frostgrave #miniaturepainting
#28mm #frostgrave #miniaturepainting
July 12, 2025 at 5:07 PM
This wizard miniature is almost finished, I still have to paint the base and a few touches-up.
#28mm #frostgrave #miniaturepainting
#28mm #frostgrave #miniaturepainting
July 12, 2025 at 5:04 PM
While the baby slept, I almost finished this miniature and enjoyed the process. Team green/red has a new knight (or man-at-arm).
#frostgrave
#28mm
#frostgrave
#28mm
June 24, 2025 at 10:19 PM
While the baby slept, I almost finished this miniature and enjoyed the process. Team green/red has a new knight (or man-at-arm).
#frostgrave
#28mm
#frostgrave
#28mm
June 20, 2025 at 9:50 PM
The code is still messy and the colors could be adjusted. But it works: a recursive minimal spanning tree on a tiling graph (within a minimal spanning tree etc etc) ...
#creativecoding
#creativecoding
May 26, 2025 at 3:42 PM
The code is still messy and the colors could be adjusted. But it works: a recursive minimal spanning tree on a tiling graph (within a minimal spanning tree etc etc) ...
#creativecoding
#creativecoding
A minimal spanning tree on a tiling graph within a minimal spanning tree on a tiling graph.
#numerical #art #creativecoding #stuff
#numerical #art #creativecoding #stuff
May 25, 2025 at 2:26 AM
A minimal spanning tree on a tiling graph within a minimal spanning tree on a tiling graph.
#numerical #art #creativecoding #stuff
#numerical #art #creativecoding #stuff
I painted some, maybe 45 minutes. I picked this saurus on dino back after maybe two years ... I still have some whites to do. And the base.
#seraphon #28mm #minipainting
#seraphon #28mm #minipainting
May 21, 2025 at 1:55 AM
I painted some, maybe 45 minutes. I picked this saurus on dino back after maybe two years ... I still have some whites to do. And the base.
#seraphon #28mm #minipainting
#seraphon #28mm #minipainting
Sardine overload
May 17, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Sardine overload
An evolving flame fractal that spins, rendered in #rayshader. I have not found a way to reuse the RGL window for each different frame, so the rendering is fairly slow.
May 17, 2025 at 4:31 PM
An evolving flame fractal that spins, rendered in #rayshader. I have not found a way to reuse the RGL window for each different frame, so the rendering is fairly slow.
Ratou quémandant et chantant.
May 16, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Ratou quémandant et chantant.
The 2D image generated by the flame fractal code looks like this.
May 14, 2025 at 3:19 AM
The 2D image generated by the flame fractal code looks like this.
May 14, 2025 at 3:18 AM
Building on the precedent stream of work, a graph is extracted from a Penrose tiling. For each vertex of the graph, one draws a polygon that join, for each edge from the vertex, a point on this edge at distance k from the vertex.
By default, edges between the polygons are plotted.
#creativecoding
By default, edges between the polygons are plotted.
#creativecoding
May 12, 2025 at 3:27 AM
Building on the precedent stream of work, a graph is extracted from a Penrose tiling. For each vertex of the graph, one draws a polygon that join, for each edge from the vertex, a point on this edge at distance k from the vertex.
By default, edges between the polygons are plotted.
#creativecoding
By default, edges between the polygons are plotted.
#creativecoding
The README of the repo that contains this stream of work, updated recently, says among others:
One can also change the N via command line, for example:
```sh
python main.py -g goNeighbours -N 6
```
One can also change the N via command line, for example:
```sh
python main.py -g goNeighbours -N 6
```
May 12, 2025 at 3:22 AM
The README of the repo that contains this stream of work, updated recently, says among others:
One can also change the N via command line, for example:
```sh
python main.py -g goNeighbours -N 6
```
One can also change the N via command line, for example:
```sh
python main.py -g goNeighbours -N 6
```
The README, written by past me, says:
An example of function calling is:
python main.py -g go_glyph
This will read the default config file. With a little trial and error, one can get this kind of graphs:
An example of function calling is:
python main.py -g go_glyph
This will read the default config file. With a little trial and error, one can get this kind of graphs:
May 9, 2025 at 1:20 AM
The README, written by past me, says:
An example of function calling is:
python main.py -g go_glyph
This will read the default config file. With a little trial and error, one can get this kind of graphs:
An example of function calling is:
python main.py -g go_glyph
This will read the default config file. With a little trial and error, one can get this kind of graphs:
Back in my days we had to walk uphill both ways to get some tuna
April 28, 2025 at 1:42 PM
Back in my days we had to walk uphill both ways to get some tuna
One minute of particle life in 3d. One wonders what the goal is.
#creativecoding #numericalart #art #simulation
#creativecoding #numericalart #art #simulation
April 25, 2025 at 4:46 PM
One minute of particle life in 3d. One wonders what the goal is.
#creativecoding #numericalart #art #simulation
#creativecoding #numericalart #art #simulation