Sketches
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Randomly generated terrain, with the intention of creating an environment in which an ecosystem can be modeled.
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An iteration on generated terrain, which adds in resources at different elevations.
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Simulates forest fire propagation using cellular-automaton modeling, with basic interaction to create fire breaks.
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Adds interaction to the forest fire simulation sketch, with limits to amount of fire breaks that can be added, and ability to load different scenarios.
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Simulates the life-cycle of individual trees in a small forest, as they compete over resources.
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Simulates the life-cycle of individual trees of difference species, as they compete over resources.
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Allows you to draw a frieze, reflecting the lines you draw through a horizontal line, and repeating off to the right.
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Allows you to draw a frieze, reflecting and translating the lines; with improved drawing features of undo/redo, stroke color and weight, and an animation to redraw the sketch.
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A very simple puzzle where you need to click pairs of tiles to match colors of background and nested squares to clear the board.
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Preliminary sketch to record keyboard input and allow it to be played back, with the intention of allowing the user to create time-based drawings.
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Basic simulation of logic gates, switches, and clock signal inputs, along with a set of scenarios to load.
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Preliminary sketch modeling the meandering of a river.
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Sketch rendering the various International Maritime Signal Flags, including numbers and Answering pennants, as you type on your keyboard.
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Sketch that allows you to compose a message in nautical flags and get a shareable URL that will re-render the message on a friend's computer.
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Demo of drawing multiple Paisley shapes in a spiral pattern to explore controlled generation of head/tail/heading parameters.
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An exploration of implementing Slippy-Map tile manager and rendering for pannable / zoomable view.
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Allows you to draw a snowflake by repeating and reflecting the lines you draw around a circle.
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A sketch series to serve as an introduction to drawing shapes with p5.js to draw a soccer field.
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Simulation of heat transfer across a grid of cells, where you can add heat sources, heat sinks, and thermal walls to see how the heat dissipates.
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Preliminary sketch that establishes cells of a tree trunk cross-section to represent the growth rings experienced in different seasons.
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Simulates members of a herd avoiding a predator (that you click and drag) using mix of a Voronoi diagram (for fear modeling) and Boid modeling of movement.
