Strike
A web-based, 1-bit paint tool, primarily for quick sketching or line-drawing.
From Tiny Tools Directory
Discover
Wander the web like a shoreline.
Something new washes up every time: pages from all kinds of people, made with all kinds of tools. Beachcomb shows you what it found, then gets out of the way.
Pick a few topics
Nature Morte: Chaïm Soutine’s Still Lifes (ca. 1920s)
Still lifes by the artist who seemed to bridge expressionism with the baroque.
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Hyperdither
An OS X app that uses dithering to turn color or grayscale images into 1-bit black and white.
From Tiny Tools Directory
nichobi's home
Nicholas Boyd Isacsson’s homepage, hub and project list, including programming, ASCII art and Linux stuff.
From personalsit.es
Deceit and Disrobing: The Schefer Maqāmāt (BNF Arabe 5847, ca. 1237)
Illustrations of Abū Zayd and his adventures in double meaning.
From The Public Domain Review
Timeless Totemic Figures by Izumi Kato Coexist in an Otherworldly Aquatic Realm
The artist's eponymous solo exhibition opens tomorrow at Perrotin in New York. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article Timeless Totemic Figures by Izumi Kato Coexist in an…
From Colossal
Rowan Merewood
Rowan Merewood's site featuring a variety of web development projects and posts ranging over graphics, mathematics, optical illusions, and art.
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takeout
i have tried a few ways to draw lately and this is my favourite. memory-based and (almost) no-undo. also, i have been thinking about writing this blog. it started for perfect days but so far all i see is perfect meals lol. my mind is so familiar with being occupied it questions itself when it's not.…
From Kagi Small Web
Even Littler Johns
The incredible Small Numbers in Color, 1959, that Jasper Johns loaned to the Philadelphia Museum for the 2021 retrospective is [again?/still?] on view there. We saw it last weekend after the Duchamp show, and it was [again?/still?] fantastic. I have done nothing to find out what the back of the wood…
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How to Fold a Julia Fractal
Brilliant use of animation to show complex mathematical processes geometrically.
From Awesome Explorables
THUMBTHUMB
Super trippy. Like an improvisational synth artist interpreting a series of insect migrations. Definitely mysterious. THUMBTHUMB IS NOT MYSTERIOUS
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i am become anime
a webcam toy i made for the 2018 Stupid Sh*t Nobody Needs hackathon
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Wish You Were Here! Rose Sanderson’s Witty Postcards Conjure a Strange Reality
Playing with scale, Rose Sanderson renders scenes that evoke the Creature Features of early cinema. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article Wish You Were Here! Rose Sanderson’s…
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Sick of AI ads, a roofer hand-drew his own and was accused of being AI
How Anton from Southland Roof Repairs went viral for a terrible AI ad... that was never AI.
From Waxy.org links
Recursive Drawing
Create complex patterns from simple building blocks, by toby schachman.
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Blender Doodling
I'm using my 1:144 Halberstadt D-II model to fiddle with generating disruptive pattern textures in Blender. There's an enormous amount you can do with the node shading system, but I am the merest beginner when it comes to texturing objects in Blender.
From Kagi Small Web
Pretty Git Tree – Your Git history as generative art
Turn a slice of git history into a diagram worth looking at. Runs entirely in your browser.
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Four Experiments in Handwriting with a Neural Network
Several interactive visualizations of a generative model of handwriting. Some are fun, some are serious.
From Awesome Explorables
I made an interactive Sakura tree that runs in the browser
Sakura is a procedurally grown cherry blossom tree with petals drifting down on the wind.
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Pure Particles, an open source art particle toy built with Three.js
Particle smoke in a glass cube. Free and open source, made with three.js by Pure Studio.
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That's this stretch.
Walk on