Tag: computational art
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January 2021 artworks
Time for another roundup of my recent computational artworks from the past couple months. Let me know which one is your favorite in the comments. ✌🏼 Thanks for checking them out! 🙏🏼
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lines x colors
An experiment in exploring lines and colors. This one is special in that I wanted to play with the different ways how an artwork could manifest in its various forms. From Python code in drawbot. To rendering into bitmap and vector. To animation in After Effects. To 3D spatial structural form in Cinema4D. Each has…
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Artwork from Spring 2020
A collection of my artwork from Spring 2020
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Spring
Inspired by the amazing flowers and foliage in the spring, I’ve made some 3D art. I really wanted to experiment with how 3D and computational art can mix and match. I also am inspired by how nature created many of the mathematical patterns we see. The repeating patterns and loops that I make are many…
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Breathe
In this hectic world, it’s sometimes tough to remember to breathe. This is my reminder. I wanted to make something time-based to convey everybody is in a rush, going at various rates in motion. Breathe, friends. Namaste. 🙏
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Tunnel
As a further exploration of the tunnel piece, I wanted to explore how it could translate in the 3 dimensional space. Thought this iteration in Cinema 4D is a nice translation of the original. Animated piece:
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New computational artwork – Winter 2019
SOME NEWER WORKS FROM WINTER 2019 TO CLOSE OUT THE YEAR.
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Ballio Chan Computational Art Tee Shirt Capsule v0.1 Official Drop
For the past year or so, I’ve been learning and playing with computational art in my free time. Learning Python has been a journey and I’m just in the beginning. Along the way, I’ve made some interesting things as documented on this blog. I’ve handpicked five of my favorites and made them into real shirts!…
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New works – Summer 2019
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Recent graphics experiments in January and February of 2019
A collection of my recent graphic experiments in the past few months of 2019.