Playing with snowflake-ish things for xmas
Further experiments: more, smaller snowflakes and many more, more colourful spotlights
Further experiments: more, smaller snowflakes and many more, more colourful spotlights
Playing with snowflake-ish things for xmas
Woo! The @alpaca talks are all up for your viewing pleasure:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxqmZjMvoVzw773-Fo9ajkujFfOThuFOP
Looking forward to catching up on the second weekend, which I missed.
I have forced myself to watch my own Flitter talk back and it is not as bad as it felt when I was doing it!
It’s almost time! I am in Sheffield for the Alpaca conference and festival. I’ll be talking about Flitter this afternoon. You’ll be pleased to hear that I have now finished my slides, but have not yet got my talk down to 15 minutes…
Oh, hey! In other news: I keep forgetting to say that I'm talking about my visuals language Flitter at the @alpaca conference in three weeks
https://2025.algorithmicpattern.org/conference/
I haven't thought about what I"m going to say yet, so if you're going and have ideas about what you'd like to hear, let me know 😉
If you want to see some example code, there is a bunch of little scripts here:
https://github.com/jonathanhogg/flitter-examples
At some point I will put sample outputs in there too so you can see what they do without running them, but it won’t be for a few weeks…
If you’re wondering what the paradigm is, it’s roughly JSX but with a functional language: evaluate an expression 60 times a second to generate a node tree that describes what the screen looks like
Seeking generative/procedural artist beta users! (PLEASE BOOST!)
It’s now 2 years since I open-sourced my pet language, Flitter. I’ve used it for multiple live gigs, interactive installations and video artworks
However, I have no idea if it has value beyond my use. I need people to try it, tell me what they hate and what sucks most in the docs
You need to be comfortable at the CLI, example visuals on the #FlitterLang tag
Submitted my tax return! So here's a quick Genuary sketch to celebrate. This is today (isometric) plus a catch-up on day 4 (black-on-black) and day 2 (layers).
It's thousands of partially transparent, shiny black cubes drawn (or not) according to a 4D noise function, in an isometric projection and surrounded by 10 rotating point lights in different colours that produce the specular reflections.
Code:
https://github.com/jonathanhogg/flitter-examples/blob/main/genuary2025/day06_isometric.fl
#FlitterLang #CreativeCoding #Genuary #Genuary2 #Genuary4 #Genuary5