Rules may be responsible for creating the foundation of something interesting, but even something as exciting as Conway’s Game of Life is predictable. Although the rules are simple and easy to understand, complex patterns quickly begin to emerge and ultimately form fascinating results. Each of the rules play a part in advancing the system through each generation. The Game of Life is a famous set of four simple rules that determine the “birth” and “death” of each cell in the system. Conway’s Game of Life (Labeled for reuse) Having said that, finding ways to make these rules create something interesting can be tricky.
With programming, it’s pretty straightforward to come up with rules and constraints. The system could be as simple as a single Python program, as long as it has rules and some aspect of randomness. Generative art is the output of a system that makes its own decisions about the piece, rather than a human. Labeled for reuse from Pexels What is generative art? Furthermore, I think anyone can appreciate the concept of artwork that literally creates itself. I’ve always been interested in it because I love finding new ways that programming can be utilized creatively. Generative art, like any programming topic, can be intimidating if you’ve never tried it before. By Eric Davidson How to Create Generative Art In Less Than 100 Lines Of Code
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