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This is sooooo cool: my art is on the cover of a new book on "Trans Reproductive and Sexual Health" by Damien Riggs and colleagues. 💕

The book:

https://www. routledge.com/Trans-Reproducti ve-and-Sexual-Health-Justice-Embodiment-and-Agency/Riggs-Ussher-Robinson-Rosenberg/p/book/9780367686185

The "borderlines" series the piece belongs to:

https://art.djnavarro.net/gallery/bord erlines/

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This is sooooo cool: my art is on the cover of a new book on "Trans Reproductive and Sexual Health" by Damien Riggs and colleagues. 💕

The book:

https://www. routledge.com/Trans-Reproducti ve-and-Sexual-Health-Justice-Embodiment-and-Agency/Riggs-Ussher-Robinson-Rosenberg/p/book/9780367686185

The "borderlines" series the piece belongs to:

https://art.djnavarro.net/gallery/bord erlines/

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Cover of "Trans Reproductive and Sexual Health: Justice, Embodiment and Agency" edited by Damien Riggs, Jane Ussher, Kerry Robinson, and Shoshana Rosenberg. 

The cover consists of a black and white generative art piece (described in the alt-text for the next image, which is the same piece in more detail) above the title and list of authors. 

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Generative art created in R and C++, using a custom implementation of the fractal flame algorithm. The piece is in rendered in grainy black and white. In the lower half of the image is a large circle filled with elaborate, fine grained arcs and patterns that move around the center. Emanating from the same center are many rays, mostly moving up and slightly to the right. Within each ray there are again elaborate grainy textures with hints of a disjointed global pattern that itself appears to be arcs and swirls.

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@robsteranium I adapted an idea by Tyler Hobbes. The trick is "many semi-transparent polygons overlaid". There's a detailed description of my general approach here: https://art-from-code.netlify.app/day-1/session-3/

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@robsteranium I adapted an idea by Tyler Hobbes. The trick is "many semi-transparent polygons overlaid". There's a detailed description of my general approach here: https://art-from-code.netlify.app/day-1/session-3/

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Working with this system is really finicky: every time I want to modify the effect I want I have to edit multiple parameters at once. It has the same feeling I used to get when working with computational models whose parameters are poorly identifiable. Not exactly carving nature at it's joints over here. Anyway.. good morning ❤️

#generativeart #rtistry #rstats

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Working with this system is really finicky: every time I want to modify the effect I want I have to edit multiple parameters at once. It has the same feeling I used to get when working with computational models whose parameters are poorly identifiable. Not exactly carving nature at it's joints over here. Anyway.. good morning ❤️

#generativeart #rtistry #rstats

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Abstract generative art created with R. The main feature in the image is two smudged hexagons, one in a dark grey and the other in orange, set against a background I guess I'd describe as a desaturated maroon colour

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this morning's variation on this system is doing things I don't quite understand but are occasionally quite lovely

#GenerativeArt #RStats #rtistry

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this morning's variation on this system is doing things I don't quite understand but are occasionally quite lovely

#GenerativeArt #RStats #rtistry

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smudged hexagons generated with R. there are two very noticeable shapes, one in bluish grey tones in the middle of the image and another in purple/pink tones off to the top right, against a white background. the "smudges" have a watercolour feel but are a lot more "blocky" or "geometric" in shape than earlier versions

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@cnsyoung I really should start putting more merch up for sale I guess! It's been so long since I felt the desire to make art that the thought hadn't even crossed my mind 🙂

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@cnsyoung I really should start putting more merch up for sale I guess! It's been so long since I felt the desire to make art that the thought hadn't even crossed my mind 🙂

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I'm still not quite getting the look I want from this system -- the colours tend bleed through the image more than I want -- but it's getting closer! This is one of the nicer ones. #generativeart #rtistry

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I'm still not quite getting the look I want from this system -- the colours tend bleed through the image more than I want -- but it's getting closer! This is one of the nicer ones. #generativeart #rtistry

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Generative art made with R, showing a collection of smudged hexagons rendered in a simulated watercolour style. The palette is mostly pink and purple against a white background, with greens and blues as secondary themes

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good morning all ❤️

#generativeart #rtistry #rstats

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good morning all ❤️

#generativeart #rtistry #rstats

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generative art made with R. smudged hexagons in red, orange, and yellow against a dark red background

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starting to get more of a naturalistic feel on these #generativeart #rtistry

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starting to get more of a naturalistic feel on these #generativeart #rtistry

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generative art created with R and C++. the foreground of the image is a pale pink hexagon with a lot of watercolour-esque blurring and smudging. It is surrounded by other faint hexagons rendered in the same style, with a mix of purples and light blues. the aggregate effect is soft and pastelish

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Hello! New to this instance so I thought I should say hi and post a piece from a work in progress system ❤️

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Hello! New to this instance so I thought I should say hi and post a piece from a work in progress system ❤️

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generative art made in R and C++, showing many smudged hexagons in simulated watercolours - the palette is mostly purple and orange with hints of yellow and green, against a blue and white backdrop