Thirteen datasets with matching summary statistics — and wildly different scatter plots, including a dinosaur.
An exploration of circles, squares and approximations of π through the lens of the “pi equals four” prompt.
A physics‑driven sketch inspired by the “use software that is not intended to create art or images” prompt.
Minimalist landscapes assembled solely from primitive shapes for the sixth Genuary 2025 prompt.
An isometric generative scene built without vanishing points for the fifth Genuary 2025 prompt.
Low‑contrast textures and light play explore the “black on black” Genuary 2025 prompt.
A constrained generative sketch written in exactly forty‑two lines of code for the third Genuary 2025 prompt.
Stacked generative layers build up depth and texture in response to the second Genuary 2025 prompt.
An exploration of strict geometry using only vertical and horizontal lines for the first Genuary 2025 prompt.
An interactive visualisation of the Ship of Theseus thought experiment, exploring identity and change through Wikipedia edit histories.
A simple interactive map to show which Georgia you are closest to
A tool for helping you beat Wordle by tracking guesses and letter feedback.
A visualisation of the twitter activity when Melbourne had an earthquake
A simple animation, reminiscent of the old winamp visualisations