WIP
The studio wall. Tests, fragments, and notes from works in progress, newest first.
New series. No name and no subject yet. Building the drawing hand first: pen, pencil and brush as SVG line studies.
Read the journal →A series of technical diagrams that forgot what they explain: terraced bars, compass wheels, rulers and runes, ink and loose watercolor on aged paper. All generative, all SVG.
Read the journal →No name and no notes on purpose. Outputs from an idea that resurfaces now and then.
Read the journal →A paint study. The kit torn down and rebuilt: watercolor bleeds, granulation, flow fields and registered hatch, proven on one study sheet before the diagrams get them.
A grid of striped tiles is laid down in order, then most of it is taken away. A sheet of colour covers the field, and the pattern survives only inside concentric shutters cut from two centres that …
Read the journal →Home from a Hundertwasser exhibition, inspired, making these. All the same SVG codebase. Never to be released.
Read the journal →Daily generative experiments with new tools, code, techniques, and ideas.
Read the journal →Genuary 2025, day 13: triangles and nothing else. 100 percent JavaScript and SVG, no framework.
Read the journal →Yrsa is a field of overlapping circles, each holding a random count of inner rings, named for the Norse queen whose story is layers within layers. Built in p5.js for fxhash, and the collector is in …
Read the journal →In the realm of Kalios the celestial Shutter falters, and the once-perfect patterns fracture. The broken patterns are not failures, they are changing, reshaping into new forms and colours. A grid of …
Read the journal →Nostalgia is a tribute to a first meeting with creative coding in the late 90s. It is also a computer melter: some pieces take hours to render.
Read the journal →Catho pushes colour through set boundaries until it starts to behave like a CRT screen: worn edges, scan lines, an old television built in SVG. No framework.
Read the journal →Tove is generative work prerendered for Foundation: 112 pieces, all related, all different, dropped as a fixed collection.
Read the journal →Una explores the fundamental dimensions of colour, shape, and texture with a hand-drawn feel, simplicity in both composition and hue. Made in Go, without a framework.
Read the journal →Meya sets tall vertical brush strokes over an angled gradient, deliberate lines against shifting colour. It is the debut of Carbon, a Dart library written from scratch to take over from p5.js: canvas …
Read the journal →Asta takes its name from the Old Norse Astridr, ‘as’ the divine and ‘fridr’ the beautiful. Standalone, simple blocks layer into something more complex, and the long format …
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