Mar 4 · 4 min read · A few weeks ago my portfolio was a clean dark grid. Nice enough, functional. But the projects I was building: audio-reactive shaders, WebXR installations, animated canvas experiments, were far more interesting than the site presenting them. So I rebu...
MTiffany commentedFeb 14 · 6 min read · Lately, I’ve been exploring the world of creative coding, from watching videos of developers showcasing mind-blowing projects to reading articles on it. And in my curiosity to jump on the bandwagon, I decided to give it a try, as someone who loves bo...
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Feb 13 · 5 min read · By: Salvatore Attaguile ⚡️ Implementation Time: 10–15 minutes 📋 Required Tools: TXT file + 2+ LLMs + Anchor Template 🎯 Skill Level: Intermediate Anchor Files, Role Routing, and Coherent Iteration ⸻ Abstract Most AI workflows fail due to context dri...
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Jan 30 · 1 min read · BoxesAgainAgain BoxesAgainAgain takes Prompt 12: Only boxes of Genuary2026. Coded in LiveCodeLab and added filters. Poem Entities made of Boxes Wandering around acting as this Stage Is theirs Within their tiers Ignoring the others that are there For...
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Jan 29 · 2 min read · OverloadedBoxes OverLoadedBoxes takes Prompt 1: “1 Color 1 Shape”, , and Prompt 12: Only boxes of Genuary2026. Coded in Openscad and added filter. Poetry Entities made of Boxes Wandering around acting as this Stage Is theirs Within their tiers Igno...
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Jan 28 · 2 min read · MothicalBeings MothicalBeings is coded in Openscad & HydraVideoSynth which created mutated bugs (29th & 30th Prompt of Genuary2026) Poem The Bugs have decided to explore In Groups, to attempt to witness more More than they ever could on this plane...
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Jan 29 · 2 min read · 256 Notes 256 Notes is coded in LiveCodeLab & Python with 16 samples that have 16 Sequences (16x16) (Prompt 19 of Genuary2026) Dancers. Poem 256 Notes Motioning with no antidotes Sounds arriving from any angle With each moment, their notes dabble & ...
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Jan 28 · 4 min read · Imagine you’re in a busy hall full of people and you want to talk to someone. You could shout and address everyone at once, you could call out a specific group, or you could directly name one single person. Each approach works, but the precision chan...
Join discussionJan 28 · 1 min read · GridCollageReduction For this week's Creative Code challenge by @sableRaph & Prompt 26 of Genuary 2026: “Recursive Grids “, GridCollageReduction is coded in Python with Recursive Grids and collaging each output in an image. Poetry Grids Recursively C...
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