@torpoise processing.org/ is the best as far as I know. "Processing" is a language and an environment to draw visual arts with code.
If you're familiar with python, processing.py (py.processing.org/) could be a better start point. In case of JavaScript, p5.js (p5js.org/).
If you'd like to try it right now, there's an interactive online editor for p5.js. Visit either of the followings, then copy & paste my code below into the editor on the page and see what will be happening.
functionsetup(){createCanvas(600,400);frameRate(4)}functiondraw(){background(255)// clear background at every framefor(vari=100;i<400;i++){varr=random(200);stroke(color(random(r),random(i),random(i),60));line(300,r,i,100)line(300,i,i,100)line(i,i,i,300)line(i,i,r,300)line(i,r,i,300)line(500,r+200,i+200,i)}}
Aside from that, it's exciting to search artworks on Pinterest or anything with the keyword "generative art". That definitely motivates you.
the idea of generative art sound pretty dope to me, any pointers to where I can start getting into it? (I'm good with css)
@torpoise
processing.org/ is the best as far as I know. "Processing" is a language and an environment to draw visual arts with code.
If you're familiar with python, processing.py (py.processing.org/) could be a better start point. In case of JavaScript, p5.js (p5js.org/).
If you'd like to try it right now, there's an interactive online editor for p5.js. Visit either of the followings, then copy & paste my code below into the editor on the page and see what will be happening.
Aside from that, it's exciting to search artworks on Pinterest or anything with the keyword "generative art". That definitely motivates you.