conviction
Raw feelings... This collection adds a new piece to the stack of technologies I have used previously. It combines
p5js with threejs in a long form pattern.
Specifications:
p5.js, three.js
CC BY-NC 4.0
Available on prohibition.art
This started as a high concept collection, but quickly came back to my own reality.
Based on a true story comes my next generative, long form collection.
Specifications:
p5.js@1.0.0
CC BY-NC 4.0
View more: Meat Sweats
Most of my work is generative, but not always in the long form pattern. Sometimes I like to combine
multiple processes from several p5js outputs into a python aggregator and mix, layer, transform, and
fine tune a piece.
Check them out.
Specifications:
p5.js@1.5.0, python, etc
CC BY-NC 4.0
Opensea and
Objkt
The pieces evoke the blood, sweat, and tears in this bear market. Chaos expands beyond the framework.
The color palette is derived from Red Bull demonstrating the speed and energy of the space.
Specifications:
Fully Responsive p5.js@1.5.0
CC BY-NC 4.0
View more: Ride the Bear
While most are animated, some may only have strokes which fade in or show no movement at all. Fifteen
contributors provided palettes and names incorporating their influence into the collection. There is a
story around the title. Ask me sometime.
Specifications:
Fully Responsive p5.js@1.5.0
CC BY-NC 4.0
View more: fuckthefloorprice.xyz
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This collection contains 9 tokens with a mint_pass attribute. Care packages were sent containing an
Appendix print and embroidered beanie.
Many technologies coming together in this series including Processing with p5js, python, solidity, and
bash. Exploring movement as a simple experession of breath and heartbeat with glitching to throw in some
irregularity.
Specifications:
6,0000 x 6,000 or 5,400 x 7,000 GIF
ERC-721 2.0 license
Love art and Regret This Purchase
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On display in Athens Greece at The Holy Art Gallery
Appendix art files for Regret This Purchase. These are the artifacts of the p5.js process of RTP in PNG
format. While RTP is a very dynamic collection, it is easy to miss the interesting details that can be
seen in these static files.
Specifications:
6,0000 x 6,000 PNG
ERC-721 2.0 license
View more: Appendix
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I like to remind people that nft art is often much more than a thumbnail. Most of my work is large
format meant for higher resolution display and print. There is a lot of detail at actual size and some
cool things to see if you take the time.
Appendix was featured on Grail at the Generative Showroom at NFTNYC2023