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Street art appreciation - Invaders, Blockchain and their significance
Why I’m Drawn to Invaders and Street ArtI’ve been thinking about why I’m so drawn to Invaders’ work, especially after someone asked about it on Farcaster Fridays a few months ago. At its core, I love how Invaders represents art in its purest form - creation purely for joy. The artist started simply because he loved Space Invaders and wanted to bring that aesthetic to the streets. There’s something beautiful about that simplicity of motivation. Street art, at least as we know it, first came ar...
Creating a SAFE on Base
Base is growing, here is a post on creating a multi signatory Safe
Street art appreciation - Invaders, Blockchain and their significance
Why I’m Drawn to Invaders and Street ArtI’ve been thinking about why I’m so drawn to Invaders’ work, especially after someone asked about it on Farcaster Fridays a few months ago. At its core, I love how Invaders represents art in its purest form - creation purely for joy. The artist started simply because he loved Space Invaders and wanted to bring that aesthetic to the streets. There’s something beautiful about that simplicity of motivation. Street art, at least as we know it, first came ar...
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Dots is my first experimentation with colour palettes. I created the colour palette Euphoria, with light colours that compliment each other.
The dots are created by a simple algorithm that creates a random number of dots, utilising the random walk algorithm which I learned from The Coding Train
An interesting aspect of Dots is the randomness in which the canvas is filled. Sometimes, the whole canvas is touched and other times only half or three quarter of the canvas is touched
Dots gave me a chance to experiment with canvas bounds. If the random walk algorithm attempts to leave the canvas, the dot is not drawn and the algorithm instead moves in the opposite direction
Dots is my first experimentation with colour palettes. I created the colour palette Euphoria, with light colours that compliment each other.
The dots are created by a simple algorithm that creates a random number of dots, utilising the random walk algorithm which I learned from The Coding Train
An interesting aspect of Dots is the randomness in which the canvas is filled. Sometimes, the whole canvas is touched and other times only half or three quarter of the canvas is touched
Dots gave me a chance to experiment with canvas bounds. If the random walk algorithm attempts to leave the canvas, the dot is not drawn and the algorithm instead moves in the opposite direction
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