but you have them :) not sure about the 3D printing part, but with open-data digital elevation models and R the workflow is quit straightforward. i can dig into some code if you're interested.

It worked in SW France conditions, thanks Jeff !

indeed, outside it is. A book about creative processes for rule-based concrete poetry. Lovely and informative essays alongside the illustrations! A fine way to support artists, imho.

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I made a small improvement in the sampling process, to methodically explore a region using an hex grid. I find it easier to get surprised by the topology this way. Its the Gers departement in France, because i found this watershed particularly beautiful. coded with #rstats

Finished my #ptpx plotter postcards! I focused on a rolling landscape, with gentle but asymmetrical ridges. Each drawing corresponds to a 20x20 km region. It's yours, unknown #penplotter friends 😇

Patterns based on Truchet tiles from the ineffable Dan Catt @revdancatt.com (and his mysterious kitty AI assistant). Greeting card and postcard !

A symetrical L-System organic snowflake, on a probably handmade paper by Chris Ried @generatecoll.com

An angular hatching system that is very well balanced by @whitekoalaart.bsky.social

A maze structure with "handskakinglypainted" watercolor by @[email protected]

Starting the year with some pictures of the #ptpx worldwide postcards exchange (thanks @paulbutler.org !). The drawings are made with code and traced on paper using a pen-plotter machine, so that most of them are unique. I started hanging them around my workplace, as fabulous inspiration devices.

If you'd like to deal with complexity in biological systems with tools from physics and adjacent fields, the INTP team in the Pyrénées is a fascinating research place! I'm so curious of how agrosystems fit in this landscape.

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