Synthwave coding timelapses are back

This is so inspiring! Thanks also for all of the wonderful detail in your blog - it is so nice to be able to learn from your process www.amygoodchild.com/blog/cursive...

I made interactive handwriting in javascript and p5js

Interacting with my p5js coded handwriting

My generative art newsletter is out today! amygoodchild.substack.com/p/nonsense-f...

Another Meaningful Nonsense print has reached its new home!

Love to see the first wave of orders of these prints starting to arrive!

Getting interactive with my javascript handwriting

I don’t often lean into my photography degree these days, but as soon as I got these handwriting prints, I wanted to capture some shots like this, using lighting and a shallow depth of field to add to the atmosphere of the images.

I've been enthralled by this project ever since Amy started working on it, and finally prints are available!! I just ordered mine :D #genartclub

Easiest purchase of my life.

Meaningful Nonsense prints are now available in my shop! There are five styles to choose from and every single print is unique! www.amygoodchild.com/shop/meaning...

Photographing my new print collection!

This week's generative art diary has some plotter experiments, some glitch art and more! open.substack.com/pub/amygoodc...

Gave in to doing some what-i-felt-like-doing instead of doing what-i-should-be-doing for a few hours.

Love how this is coming together (with thanks to GenArtClub friends for suggestions!) Also love the way the randomly generated title for this one references “the eclipse” - which matches the visual so well.

More text, more meaning #generativeart #p5js #algorithmicart

What does trust emit from? What is a neutron soaring through?

Glitch glitch glitch

My newsletter this week has a behind the scenes look at my algorithmic art handwriting prints open.substack.com/pub/amygoodc...

More handwriting experiments made in p5js

I'm spending today setting up more generative handwriting prints and leaning in to bold colour choices.

I got some test prints on a few different papers! In the first image, the top left is Hahnemühle Pearl, bottom left is Canson Baryta Gloss and the right is Hahnemühle German Etching (matte). Matte is the winner for me as the colours are popping! What do you think?

Glittccchh h h h h

I’ve been squinting at a lot of these debug views this week.

the singularity oscillates towards fears

Some little developments

Been meaning to make this for ages

"I want to give you clarity. I am distilling truth. I reconfigure a cryptic dimension." (all generated in javascript - the handwriting and the sentences)

Generative handwriting art, plus close ups

Textural voids are quantum joys

Organising my sets of sentence structures

Dimensions are mathematical

I've started on a new art piece! You can read more about it in my generative art diary on substack - open.substack.com/pub/amygoodc...

Today I recoded the way that notes are placed on my generative diagrams - they now find space around the main diagram to fit in. Gonna use this method to add other content around the edges too.

Tip toeing back towards my generative diagrams

My latest generative art diary is out now on Substack! amygoodchild.substack.com/p/returns-an...

My newsletter is returning today! Including some behind the scenes about these pieces i've been working on (3rd image here is a debug view!) You can sign up to receive it here: amygoodchild.substack.com

Structure vs swirl

experiments

Relatable content in Kandinsky's 'Concerning the Spiritual in Art'

Different patterns in the sand every time the sea goes out. Natural long-form generative art.

Geometric art inspiration spotted in El Paso

Loved this Joe Pease performance piece in Marfa

I've been working on some generative art to give out in Marfa

It's not what we eradicate but what we glance towards.

Graphs - another style of my p5js generative diagrams of nonsense and meaning. Still working on this, I think I want to do the labels differently.

a ghost friend Meaningless #205

Got to go to the V&A yesterday to see some early computer art from the archives. We saw works by Vera Molnar, Frieder Nake, Georg Nees, Manfred Mohr, Harold Cohen and more! Thanks to @shamrock.bsky.social for inviting me!