#genuary2026, day 28:
No libraries, no canvas, only HTML elements.
Playing with flex-box and modulation.
my HTML-only #genuary28 will be the polished/updated version of the site & docs for honeycombs/h9.js, the library I've been using for all of these.
At the beginning of the month I thought the library was close to ready, but spending all month with it made me realize there are 2-3 big things I want to do before stabilizing the API. I also added a lot of features as I went, but most are poorly documented.
This #genuary28 image is made entirely of HTML `<div>` elements, drawn using a short JavaScript that calculates a Julia Set fractal. A screenshot of the page is shown in this post - for the original, go to https://codeismycanvas.art/posts/genuary26/juliadiv.html.
Genuary 2026, day 28: No libraries, no canvas, only HTML elements. ποΈ
Made with SVGs and my own library that doesn't have any dependencies!
#genuary #genuary2026 #genuary28
#generativeart #p5js #creativecoding
Genuary 2026 Day 28: "No libraries, no canvas, only HTML elements."
Ok, I did use a library for this one for some of it, but it's a CSS library: css-doodle. https://css-doodle.com/
I made these flowers with my little "Flowermaker" toy, which uses css-doodle, and saved them as PNG files.
https://artatomic.itch.io/flowermaker
Then I loaded them into <img> tags in an html doc, and positioned them randomly in a div.
#Genuary Day 28: "No libraries, no canvas, only HTML elements."
Used a technique I learned from @rebane2001 in her awesome #39c3 talk "CSS Clicker Training", and made a light switch!
No Javascript, not even a <style> tag! The trick is a <details> tag + lots of inline styles.
#genuary28 Prompt: html
Radius and Hue of Circles determined by bitwise operation mod two different numbers. The operator and the numbers are randomly determined every 2000clicks.
Poetic Entities
Coded in #HTML #Genuary28
BlogPost/Code: https://blog.illestpreacha.com/genuary2026html
Website: https://illestpreacha.codeberg.page/genuary2026/pages/poetic.html
#Genuary #Genuary2026 #CreativeCoding #ElectronicLiterature #Poem