The Garden

and The Monoliths

RiceDay GG

RiceDay #331

Abstract typographic elements slide together to create new characters. In some compositions, a single character is featured. In others, characters string together to form words and sentences, which the algorithm shapes into often-familiar layouts.

The type designer Gerard Unger said “it is almost impossible to look and read at the same time”. Asemica invites you to look without the burden of legibility.

Created by Emily Edelman, Dima Ofman, and Andrew Badr.

ASEMICA

Pete Halvorsen

@petehalvorsen

All I Ever Was

Nothing Ever Felt As It Was

Owned by anon

Eastoire

@eastoire

the spring begins with the first rainstorm, by cole sternberg

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Cole Sternberg creates environmental paintings where nature collaborates.

Paintings are left in the rain or pulled through the ocean. The resulting patterns are poignant and visceral.

This generative art series evolves directly from Cole's environmental works.

The computer plays the environment's role, taking clean colorful images and washing, eroding, and pixelating them to achieve organic-looking results.

Starting patterns were drawn from the patterns that seawater, wind, and rain once left on physical paintings.

These patterns become brushes, sometimes mirrored as in #44 (gestalt frequency: sunrise reflection),

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