GENUARY DAY 11 QUINE
I did the thing where it saves the thing and then the thing is actually inside the thing and it's the same thing, so it's kind of a QUINE (kind of)
Video demo is slightly too long for uploading here so I put on youtube:
GENUARY DAY 11 QUINE
I did the thing where it saves the thing and then the thing is actually inside the thing and it's the same thing, so it's kind of a QUINE (kind of)
Video demo is slightly too long for uploading here so I put on youtube:

GENUARY 11: Quine
Got lucky that three-troika-text had this fun curve property to animate to make this quine small and vaguely fun to look at.
#genuary2026, day 11:
Quine. A Quine is a form of code poetry, it’s a computer program that outputs exactly its own source code.
A quine in vanilla js, with modulated font (size and weight)
#GenerativeArt interlude
#genuary11 quine
Not a quine; I don't have a lot of patience for code golf. But I played with the text of the program that made this.
And I used weirdo fonts just to make everyone cringe. I really do need to work out better text sizing, though.
Plotting Tupper's self referential formula
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupper%27s_self-referential_formula
a formula that plots a lowres version of the formula itself
Genuary 2026 Day 11: "Quine. A Quine is a form of code poetry, it’s a computer program that outputs exactly its own source code."
For this one, I'm going to cheat a bit, and share an old piece. It's a python script titled "Self-Drawing Code", and it generates an image from the character string of it's own code. https://kristinhenry.github.io/selfDrawingCode/
Genuary 2026, day 11: Quine. 🌈
#genuary #genuary2026 #genuary11
#generativeart #p5js #creativecoding
Very similar to my interpretation of last year's Genuary 3 "42 Lines of Code" (link below), this code is a "Quine" that outputs itself into a stylized image using SVG curves and gradients.