Daniel Nitsikopoulos

Flow fields

Day 4 of Genuary — The next next Fidenza. While participating in Genuary 2022, I was introduced to the concept of flow fields. A flow field is a grid of angles that can be used to create interesting generated shapes that have a sense of movement. The idea is that you

Experiments in TouchDesigner

I've recently taken an interest in generative art. I find there is a sense of wonder in defining a set of constraints and then letting algorithm take over to produce each generation. Even more so when you can provide some external source of chaos (like an audio file). Below are

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Generative flowers

Shapes generated with the superformula layered on top of each other in processing to make flower-like patterns. Each shape was generated from the waveform of a song by my brother Screenshots from an earlier generation below:

3D game art from 2010

Whilst backing up an old hard drive, I stumbled upon a collection of game art I produced whilst at University. It was interesting to me to revisit a different aspect of my creative side and made me wonder how things could have panned out quite differently. The following set of

Fun with Trigrams

Inspired by a recent talk about the benefits of code katas, I decided, this afternoon, to give one a go. Before setting out on a search katas to complete, I knew that I wanted to do something that was completely new to me so that I could document the process