Growth v02 – Robert Hodgin

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  • Growth patterns, version 2. January 2022 Edition of 512 Growth v02 is an generative exploration of patterns in the style of William Morris’ iconic wallpaper designs from the 1800s. The code for the Growth series was originally designed to create plausible road networks but has been rewritten to create more organic curved forms. Created with p5js. ‘space’ to pause the simulation ‘h’ to toggle to higher res (increases canvas size but runs slower: great for screengrabs) ‘r’ to reset the seed (some features are locked to the original hash) ‘s’ to save an image to disk All generated patterns are tile-able horizontally and vertically. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
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