OK, this is kinda a heady one. My & my coauthor's paper on a new way to build ML architectures and algorithms on graphs is now under review (and available on the arxiv!):
arxiv.org/pdf/2508.00197

We demonstrate ways to build an algebra of growing sequence of graphs.

Genuary, days 18-22. I'm running late but it felt good to get back into making these.

Prompts
"What does wind look like?"
"Op Art"
'Generative Architecture "
"Collision Detection"
"Gradients only"

With the exception of the 'wind' one, these were all generated with code I use to do research!

Buckaroo is not sure about this whole "boots" thing (he's worn them several times before).

Genuary 17 - "What if π=4"

Genuary 16 - "Generative pallette"

Genuary day 15- Design a rug.

Genuary Day 15: "Design a Rug".

Genuary Day 14: Black and White, no Greys

Genuary 13 - Triangles and Nothing Else

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Genuary, days 11 ("do something impossible") and 12 ("subdivision")!

Tilings of a cute cat and a heightmap of CO.

Matching Truchet tiles to an image wasn't impossible, but it was tricky enough that these are a little late.

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Genuary, day 10. "the only number you can use in your code is tau". I wanted to draw the Hilbert curve, so I found ways to approximate +90deg and -90deg with tau. As contrast I included a small piece of what it usually looks like.

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Genuary Day 9: "Inspired by the textile patterns of public transit".
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