Sketches
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An exploration of 3D rendering in Processing.
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A game where you control a small circle with your mouse, and your goal is to get bigger by absorbing smaller circles, while avoiding larger ones (which can absorb you).
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A visualization of state transitions for a population of data points switching between states.
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An exploration of creating layerable field equations that govern the motion of objects within the field.
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A basic implementation of Conway's Game of Life, with some ability to 'paint' automaton like the GliderGun onto the world.
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An exploration of drawing a grid of hexagons, and translating x-y coordinates of the mouse into which hexagon it intersects with.
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A scaled drawing of a hockey rink.
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Second version of a hockey rink, adds ability to bounce a puck off the boards, including the curved corners.
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Preliminary exploration of creating a color wheel, revealed as you move your mouse around.
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Creates a Menger Sponge, which is a fractal cube where successive iterations subdivide the cube into 27 smaller cubes (like a Rubiks cube) with the center sections removed.
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Simple sketch of displaying a number, displaying that number of boxes.
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Sketch of particles that are placed by clicking on the canvas, and then disperse based on a perlin-noise driven vector field.
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A simple sketch created around the death of Prince, inspired by the 'Coding Train' YouTube channel.
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A random, serendipitous sketch.
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Stacked bar charts.
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An agent-based simulation of traffic with cars that have different driving styles, to see how traffic jams arise (with goal of finding 'smart' behavior to avoid them).
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An exploration Fermat's Spiral, where the mouse location alters the spacing of points in the spiral.
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A simple simulation of traveling through a starfield, reminiscent of 1990s screensavers, inspired by the 'Coding Train' YouTube channel.
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An exploration heat diffusion through a grid of cells. Clicking and dragging removes heat, and pressing a key while doing so adds heat.
