Always an even number of steps, going up or down, sometimes tilted and the stairs are gone.

Glitch happens, but what are the odds of getting an odd?

Made with p5js, FettePalette and 🤍 by David Esq.

Stairway to Even #58

Let there be light 💡.

First, Ljós draws a complex 3D shape with a random number of edges, then divides the shape into a random number of points and finally connect the dots with a random pattern.
This makes a brush that is then used as a stamp to paint the canvas.

Ljós has a complexity of 2^10 x 20^3 x 13 x 20 x 40 x 360 combinations.
ℹ️ Please be patient, the output can take several seconds to be rendered.

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Made with 🤍, patience, p5.js and FettePalette
20% of royalties go to first minters

Ljós 1️⃣ #8

"Au pied de la lettre" is a generative kufi-inspired roman typography.
In its artistic approach, this piece does not use any text based function and generates letters dynamically, as shapes. 

Each mint is generated with its own typographic variations of ascender, descender and crossbar, then takes an input message and creates a unique tile from it in the shape of a square, a star or a cross. 

"Au pied de la lettre" means "literally" as this piece uses literally the hash as the message to be displayed, giving the mint its uniqueness. Whatever the hash is, readableness is futile, style is the message here.


- David Esq.

Au pied de la lettre #49

Look up in the sky it's a bird? it's a plane?
Like a gloire from the clouds, with perpetual wind movement,
Like drop of sun in the depth of the abbyss,
The Supersaiyan peacock will rise and shine above us all.

Some said they have seen the square version, but who will believe them?

Inspired by nature.
Made with p5.js.

Supersaiyan peacock  #27

"Morso" is a generative artwork that comes as a follow up to "Au pied de la Lettre" and continues with the idea of using literally the hash as the message to generate a unique visual representation.

This time, "Morso" uses a well known encoding process called **morse code** to display the hash itself.
Each piece is thus absolutely unique.
The beauty of it comes from the balance between shapes, which is profoundly hard to materialize in the chaos of randomness.

At minting time, Morso will reveal variations with orientation, colors and size.
Some surprise may appear as 4% of the editions are rare monochrome, 2% green and 2% beige. Vertical orientation may appear in 20% of the variations.

Style is the message, always.

- David Esq.


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