They That Be With Us
Painted in Photoshop. A reference to 2 Kings 6:16.
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Till We Meet Again
Painted in Photoshop.
The Love of God
Painted in Photoshop. A reference to 1 Nephi 11:22.
Shoulder to the Wheel
Painted in Photoshop.
Bubbles
Playing around:
I wrote the circle chording code on my phone in Pythonista, then ported it to PlotDevice, fleshed it out, and textured it in Photoshop.
And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes
Based on Revelation 21:4.
Painted in Photoshop.
Brightness and Glory
Continuing my trend of painting the First Vision (triptych, color triptych, triptych II), this time with just a single panel instead of a triptych:
Painted in Photoshop.
To Fulfill All Righteousness
Painted in Photoshop.
Snakes
A new piece, “Snakes”:
Detail:
The code is on GitHub, and as I’ve also posted a few process pics to Twitter (which I think I’ll continue doing).
Circlecells
Yesterday’s generative art piece, called “Circlecells” (these names are amazing, I know):
Detail:
The code is on GitHub. I also posted a few process pics to Twitter yesterday. There are also three other accompanying pieces in the set generated with different seeds: 02, 03, 04.
Explanation:
- There’s a 20×20 grid which gets populated with an initial seed population of living/dead cells. (I get a random value between 0 and 5; if it’s 0 or 1, the cell is alive.)
- The lines are drawn from any living cells to any immediately neighboring living cells.
- The size of each circle is dependent on how many living neighbors the cell has.
- The initial round is drawn in light tan, then the grid is run through a modified Conway’s Game of Life (any cells with 2, 3, or 5 living neighbors are alive in the next round).
- Two more iterated rounds are drawn, one in a slightly darker tan and the last in dark red. (Drawing is done with the multiply blending mode.)
- I textured the piece in Photoshop afterwards, using some Kyle T. Webster brushes — add canvas, add noise, encaustic grit, a couple others that I can’t remember.