Creative Coding: Inspiration
There are some amazing things out there on the web, just waiting for you to find them!
- OpenProcessing [Coding is Beautiful]
- Dwitter [Tiny JavaScript]
- Experiments with Google [At the Crossroads of Art & Technology]
- Art from Code [By Keith Peters]
- Necessary Disorder [By Etienne Jacob]
- Flikr Group: Generative Art [Photos of Generative Art]
- RK [By Raven Kwok]
- TurtleToy [Create Art with Turtle Graphics]
- TixyLand [Dot-based Art]
Discover creative coding projects. Write code on the built-in editor. Teach and learn with a class page.
Dwitter.net is a challenge to see what awesomeness you can create when limited to only 140 characters of javascript and a canvas. Give it a go!
A showcase of projects, along with helpful tools and resources, to inspire others to create new experiments. New ones added every week. Have fun.
Keith Peters' experiments in code, documented for our amazement.
Mind-blowing code experiments presented on a Tumbler blog.
Generative art photo pool on Flickr.
Another super cool Tumbler blog showcasing coded art.
Turtletoy allows you to create generative art using a minimalistic javascript Turtle graphics API. You can only create black-and-white line drawings on a square canvas. By offering a very restrictive environment we not only hope to stimulate creativity, we also make sure that the turtles can (at least theoretically) be plotted using a simple plotter.
An example of codegolf, competitive coding aiming to make a tiny program.