Procedural Art

Willow Beuoy

Character Control Using Hand Motion JavaScript (source)

Everest Donovan

Webcam Eye Tracker JavaScript (source)

Gwendolyn Schneider

Line Drawing JavaScript (source)

isaelSalinger-Ambriz

كمبيوتر ستيفن هوكينج JavaScript (source)

Zayden Sauls

3d triangles JavaScript (source)

Lindsay Gott

Red Runner JavaScript (source)

Noah Datum

Found JavaScript (source)

Prince Lee

3030 DMD Webcam Filters JavaScript (source)

Leo Cranmer

Spider Particle JavaScript (source)

Liam Norton

Polka Dot Mayhem JavaScript (source)

Pluto Gunsberg

Tracking Eye JavaScript (source)

Nathan Ahn

Match in the Rain JavaScript (source)

Zowen Ajemian

LED JavaScript (source)

Mason Cocker

Self Solving Rubik's Cube JavaScript (source)

Nathan Ahn

Hyperspace JavaScript (source)

Alex Waller

The Richest Man in Babylon JavaScript (source)

Alex Waller

Lets go gambling JavaScript (source)

Alex Waller

Aruarian Dance JavaScript (source)

Mason, Cocker

Circles JavaScript (source)

Princeton Lee

abstract//piano (???) JavaScript (source)

Zayden Sauls

Cool spinning circles 2.0 JavaScript (source)

Nathan Ahn

Mindscape JavaScript (source)

I chose to make my art piece looping pattern that reminded me of my childhood making spiroglyphics

Willow Beuoy

Childhood Memories JavaScript (source)

I took inspiration from my cannonball project as my original idea was to make fireworks so this time I made even more that appear when I click

Lockett Pentz

Random Firework JavaScript (source)

I wanted to create a simulation you could actually interact with, but only with a certain amount of control, thus I had the idea to make you, the artist, but also the medium itself determine artwork you make. Yes you may choose where the lines go, but you cannot choose the color.

Gibson Buffa

THE CIRCLE SOUND MACHINE JavaScript (source)

A video game based on the Atari Game Breakout. It is about an imaginary greek invasion, where the people of Istanbul must protect the grand Turkish city

Giuseppe Mazzotta

The Defence of Istanbul JavaScript (source)

My artwork is a series of randomly generated lines combined with an electricity noise to create the electric atmosphere. I made it random colors because I wanted it to be more shocking and bright.

Kieran Fennell-Molinaro

Electric Shock JavaScript (source)

'control' was an exploration of TouchDesigner and how you can change video effects with hand tracking. By pinching your fingers, it changes video/audio output, resulting in a artwork built around interactivity.

Ellis Kopcho

control TouchDesigner

This is a drawing program where people can draw what they like, and with some keypresses, a different voiceline/sound occurs.

Orion Thomas

"We have MS Paint at home: MS Paint at home" JavaScript (source)

Little particles that are random shades of red, blue, and purple that go in a cirlce and spread further apart when they detect the audio that is being played

Jack Tibbitt

Particles JavaScript (source)

A hexagon gets cut by lines

Henry Holcomb

Big Hexagon JavaScript (source)

I fed raw audio into a follower to smoothen it and be able to plug it into my shape's jagged meter, unraveling it until you blow on it. I also left the raw audio on screen, as well as the followed audio.

Yoshi Peretti

Ravel JavaScript (source)

Makes a spiral wherever you click :p. The color also depends on where you click. ^_^

Benjamin Silva

🌀 JavaScript (source)

I find that I get an effect similar to minor car sickness when I look at it for too long.

Owen Hawxhurst

Random Spirals JavaScript (source)

My artwork consists of color and size changing sliders that change the appearance of the rotating pyramid in the center. It also has a spooky and random effect when the pyramid is clicked. The reason I made my artwork look like this is because I wanted to make something with a rotating and color changing aspect.

Aidan Byrne

"Don't Touch", Mysterious Pyramid JavaScript (source)

I chose to create an endless loop for my artwork. It is a spiral and uses colors

Jackson Huggins

Endless JavaScript (source)

This is a sound visualizer based on the unknown pleasures album cover by Joy Division. All of the sounds loaded into the project are from that album.

Oliver Dauberman

Unknown P(5.js)leasures JavaScript (source)

the art work is a color-changing reactive circle that crumples, becomes more complex with the larger audio input.

noah datum

electricity JavaScript (source)

Using graphic transformation, you can also choose speed, color and sound fluctuations.

Tony Wang

Sigma Shepard JavaScript (source)

I wanted to show how sound can accumulate very quickly inside our lives and the effect that has on our perception of the everyday

Malick Deighton

Accumulation JavaScript (source)

My vision was to create more of an image generator, rather than a simple gravity simulation where you can understand everything happeneing and where each ball is. I was inspired by Chlandi Plates and their images.

Ellis Kopcho

bone sands JavaScript (source)

I created this big X thing and then added a mouse click function to create multiple X's at different chosen points.

Henry Holcomb

Big thing JavaScript (source)

Many particles bounce with curvature on the image.

Tony Wang

Sigma Shepard 2 JavaScript (source)

moving balls with trails

jackson huggins

never ending JavaScript (source)

I chose to not give the bodies momentum so they all collide toward a center to end up with only one dot

Aidan Byrne

Root System JavaScript (source)

I noticed that the cannonballs will make a firework shape so I decided to add 2 more to make it into a firework show

Lockett Pentz

Happy New year JavaScript (source)

I aimed to see what gravity would make with a bunch of cannonballs that would reflect off the walls of a canvas. Gravity decided to make this interesting array which I found very nice to look at, especially whilst watching it build itself. As a png however, it just looks crazy. The main idea originally was to randomize the angles that the balls would go in, but then from experimenting I found these structured patterns nice enough.

Gibson Buffa

The Pillar Which Attacks My Eyes JavaScript (source)

I made a figure with 12 balls that appear in the scenter spread out in a firework pattern then fall down, then they bounce off the floor, ceiling and walls. When they hit the ceiling/floor their gravity reverses, and when they hit the walls their horizontal velocity reverses. I chose the orange/yellow/green color scheme because I thought it looked best when the balls are moving really quickly.

Orion Thomas

Gravity switching cannonballs. JavaScript (source)

Signifies accelerationism in Hungary

Giuseppe Mazzotta

gravity horthy JavaScript (source)

It makes an exposion thing that kind of loops in itself and it also looks like it has wings on the side which is why i named it WS because wingstop

Jack Tibbitt

WS JavaScript (source)

I thought the N-bodies looked like interestingly moving stars, so I altered the background accordingly. I also tweaked the gravity and speed to make them move slower.

Benjamin Silva

Starry Night JavaScript (source)

Made falling cannonballs

Malick Deighton

Rainbow JavaScript (source)

Lines left by moving objects pulling towards each other via gravity

Owen Hawxhurst

3-Body Problem JavaScript (source)

I really just messed around. I like how it repeats itself in this weird S shape.

Oli Dauberman

Dali JavaScript (source)

I wanted to get a large overview of what the figures could look like, so we get a pseudo-randomization of the figures

Malick Deighton

Randomization JavaScript (source)

I have created my artwork to fold in on itself and then scatter into a jumbled mess of white noise in a way.

Henry Holcomb

Swirly JavaScript (source)

A web of blue lines that is not rotating, just losing points/becoming more jagged. I added trails because they make it harder to try and use your eyes to track what is happening.

Yoshi Peretti

whirlWeb JavaScript

Uses square roots mixed with sine waves.

Owen Hawxhurst

Non Repeating pattern JavaScript

This artwork is a bunch of lines that warp and sometimes they change into a shape that looks like the number 8.

Jack Tibbitt

8 JavaScript

I wanted to make a spinning object that has an optical illusion to it.

Jackson Huggins

Jackson's Art JavaScript

The artwork I made was inspired by polygons and I made it because I was in geometry.

Kieran Fennell-Molinaro

The Star JavaScript

I was playing around with the equations, and realized I could try using functions besides sine and cosine.

Ellis Kopcho

vertical asymptote JavaScript

For this I wanted to attempt to make the infinity symbol. Generally, I think I succeeded though it is a little wide. I like how it looks like it turns into an eye mask at one point before it freaks out and eats itself

Oliver Dauberman

Red Infinity JavaScript

I chose this style because I thought it was a satisfying affect that can be viewed in different ways. One way to view it is that it looks like it is 'expanding' and 'contracting', another way is that it is rolling (like a tire) toward the camera. This satisfying affect was created with a w1 equaling 5 and a w2 equaling 4 with a speed of phi increasing at 0.01 each frame.

Aidan Byrne

hypnotizing JavaScript

While messing around with the animations, I got this funky little thing. It kinda reminded me of a guy with a nasty hunchback pacing back and forth.

Benjamin Silva

Pacing JavaScript

I tried to make a fire ish looking thing then I messed around with he variables and color and got a pink spinning thing

Lockett Pentz

Lissajous Lockett JavaScript

This is my project, named 'Agitation' for its sudden and aggressive bursts of speed. My process was simply experimenting with color and shape, later learning conditionals from the internet to change color and speed every few seconds. I ended up with a number of designs, however I found this, the original project, to be immediately interesting, whereas the others required a bit too much time to run to create an interesting visual.

Gibson Buffa

Agitation JavaScript

It kinda looks like a comic book with the dark lines and simple colors

Geo Mazzotta

The Grand Comic JavaScript

My artwork is a combination of 3-dimensional optical illusions and geometric drawings, i chose this kind of shape i find it very pleasing to the eye and its simplistic and predictable nature.

Noah Datum

slinky JavaScript