My project in Creative Coding: Making Visuals with JavaScript course

My project in Creative Coding: Making Visuals with JavaScript course

The first exercise was fun, and I explored some variations, but I definitely put the least creative effort into this one, and only want to share one image from it. I may revisit in future.

I don't know what to call these, but I've saved hundreds of them, and generated thousands. These are a few of my favorite. I'll be honest, I think they're beautiful and mesmerizing. "Galaxy Eyes", perhaps. I think I'll get a few printed.

The classic particles-and-lines animation, with a bit of refinement using opacity fades and nice colors. I'm glad to learn how this is done; and there much more to explore here.

The only video I'm sharing from "sketch 04", I did experiment a lot here and saved several videos; but many crashes as it overtaxed my CPU/RAM and had numerous ffmpeg glitches. Finally, I broke my ffmpeg installation: after installing Rust and CMake for several other related packages it became unusable. I'll have to do some package cleanup.

Going back to "sketch 02", adding a Tweakpane control panel, and exploring animation.

This video shows a few variations in realtime as I play with Tweakpane control panel variables.

I put about twenty images in a folder and explored many, many variations on this theme. These are a few of the more interesting and beautiful ones. There is so much more room to play with this - although, I've found the limits of my laptop's computing power, for sure. Many Chrome crashes.

If anyone is interested in the code, I've created a separate github repository for it just to share - it is cloned and cleaned up from a branch of a SvelteKit project which I used throughout the course as a convenient place to work on this.
https://github.com/mikepeiman/creative-coding-domestika.git