Generative Art

This is my personal project for making Generative Art.

Installation

There are three ways of getting the binary. You can either download from the releases page, or, if you have cargo installed, you can run:

cargo install --git https://github.com/chilipepperhott/generative-art generative-art

You can also run the program inside of WebAssembly.sh. Read

WebAssembly.sh

If you want to run the command-line app in the browser, here is what you can do:

1. Download generative-art.wasm from the releases page,.

2. WebAssembly.sh in your browser. Chromium based browsers tend to work better.

3. Drag generative-art.wasm over the webpage and drop it. This loads the program.

4. That's it! Now you can use generative-art inside the browser the same way you would use it locally. If you want to use preslav you can use the same process as Step 3 to add photos to terminal. If you want to download a generated image, just use download .

Structure

There are two crates:

• generative-art: algorithms for generation.
• ga-web: a web interface for the project. You can try it out on my website.

Generative art

Right now, there are just two generators:

• Preslav: the Rust implementation of Preslav Rachev's book Generative Art in Go.
• Celestial: simulates and renders the motion of celestial objects.