ffmpeg is an amazing tool, that will make your life so much easier as a creative coder. This blog post can be considered as a primer on using FFmpeg, and showcases some of it's capabilities.

This one's quite an odd one, where we'll make some figurines with scrap and a glue gun

An aesthetically minimalistic sketch that is based on a boolean grid and perlin noise

A step-by-step tutorial to recreating my parasite sketch, which involves coding all kinds of squiggly movement!

An in depth tutorial on recreating a beesandbombs' sketch! We'll have a closer look at seamlessly looping points and creating infinitely expanding patterns!

Step-by-step guide to coding up a sketch that I submitted for processing's 20-th anniversary fundraiser. "Gzork"

Sliders are a wonderful tool to add some interactivity to your sketches. Here's everything you need to know.

This article is a run down of all the possible ways you can turn your sketch into a GIF.

This is one of my favorite tricks. Albeit being very simple, visually it looks very impressive.

Part 2 of creating perlin noise flow fields in Processing.

This blog post will explain how to code up a Flow Field in Processing.

This is one of my favorite things I've made with perlin noise so far, generative tree rings.

In this part of the perlin noise tutorial series we will have a look at creating smooth curves with Perlin Noise in P5js and processing.

In this part of the explorative series on Perlin Noise, we will have a look at scrolling Perlin noise across the canvas, quantizing it and obtaining interesting surface textures with it.

The Perlin noise generator in p5js is a fantastic feature that allows us to code up a plethora of fantastic sketches, here's a rundown of how it works as well as some examples.

Hooke's Law is generally found in physics and concerns the behaviour of springs, however it can also come in handy for simulating brush strokes programmatically.

Achieving dashed lines in P5JS was more difficult than I thought it would be, here's a tutorial on how to do it.

This blog post explains how to rotate objects around a circle. It also discusses how to position items equidistantly around a circle.

Only a month has passed, however a lot has changed in the Tezos NFT world. Hicetnunc.xyz has become a lot slicker since it's launch roughly 2 months ago.

This blog post shows you how to get started with tezos and minting your first NFT on hicetnunc.

This blog post shows you how to get started with tezos and minting your first NFT on hicetnunc.

Modulating the height and width of rectangle objects, arranged in a grid-like manner, with respect to their x and y coordinates allows you to create interesting patterns, this blog post explains how to achieve this effect.

Sometimes problems can be much more difficult than they appear to be.

The idea of procedurally generated music is interesting, in this article we have a look at how Brian Eno sparked this idea into life and how he approached it, as well as how you can start making something similar.

A tutorial on sending MIDI signals between Ableton and P5JS.

We have a closer look at a free scripting language that allows us to create tablature and sheet music.

Creating continuous oscillating motion in P5JS can be done via sine functions, in this blog post I explain how it's done and how it can be intuitively understood.

Writing interesting chord progressions can be difficult, but arming yourself with a little bit of music theory and creativity you'll be able to break out of any type musical rut.

Sending MIDI signals from an external python script to Ableton is easy but requires a little bit of setup, which I'll guide you through in this blog post.

Delve with me into the wonderful world of P5JS. Procedural and generative art are becoming a lot more popular these days, so why not learn how to make some?