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After 4 months of coding the Generative Glasses is ready! I gained a lot of experience along the way and I really liked the creation process, so now I'm sharing with you how it was made...

My project for the Proof of X exhibition will be ready soon. I had already been diligently working on this endeavor for quite some time when I received the invitation to showcase it at the exhibition. I am thrilled to share the details of my work and highlight some of the exciting elements it encompasses.

Images in digital art and photography are frequently purposefully perturbed with grainy textures, often intending to evoke a tactile feeling and to add an ounce of ruggedness to an artwork. In this manner, grain is a valuable tool on your generative artist tool belt to elevate your artwork. This article discusses several techniques to achieve grain with p5, texture overlays, SVG filters, and shaders. We’ll discuss each one in great detail and the ups and downsides.

Generators are a bit of an obscure feature of Javascript, and their usefulness might not be immediately evident. This article aims at explaining how they work and what they can be used for! We’ll first have a look at the syntax and how generators are typically implemented, followed by some use cases where generators come in really handy! We'll also briefly dip our toes into the concept of iteration, iterators and iterables and lastly also have a look at the lazy evaluation programming paradigm and how generators are one way to implement it!

The exhibition "Proof of X" featured a live mint experience in collaboration with fxhash and Kumaleon. In this article, we present the work of 10 artists from diverse backgrounds who participated in the exhibition. ｜ 展覧会「Proof of X」では、fxhashとKUMALEONのコラボレーションによるライブミント体験を行いました。この記事では、展示に参加してくれたさまざまなバックグラウンドを持つアーティスト10人の作品を紹介します。