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sin fine
Experimental spirograph piece exploring trigonometry and the infinity symbol. A revisit of the classic solar-system sketch — how many times can you run a program before it starts feeling redundant? The answer is in the shape.
Experimental spirograph piece exploring trigonometry and the infinity symbol. A revisit of the classic solar-system sketch — how many times can you run a program before it starts feeling redundant? The answer is in the shape.
Personal R&D, prints
Tech: Processing

I love spirographs; there is something incredibly soothing and elegant about them. I decided to revist an old solar system sketch just to see what sort of incredible shapes and forms could come from it, and then fell in love all over again. It's simple, and it works well. How many times can you run a program before it starts feeling redundant? The answer's in the shape.
Feel free to see for yourself! And go here for the code.
I love spirographs; there is something incredibly soothing and elegant about them. I decided to revist an old solar system sketch just to see what sort of incredible shapes and forms could come from it, and then fell in love all over again. It's simple, and it's not the most elegant code possible, but it works well. How many times can you run a program before it starts feeling redundant? The andswer's in the shape.
Feel free to see for yourself (better on a computer than mobile)! And go here for the code.















