Muffin Man

Created: August 2021 Size: 30x21cm Paper: Fabriano Bristol 250gsm Pens: Pigma Micron, Sakura Gelly Rolls, Mechanical Pencil

Shading was done by generating (a lot of) dots.

Created: July 2021 Size: 30x21cm Paper: Fabriano Bristol 250gsm Pens: Pigma Micron

Created: April 2021 Size: 77x62cm Paper: Farbiano Cotton Paper 300gsm Pens:

I wrote the blog post about the creation process.

Everything is actually 2D, but made to look like 3D.

You can see some ellipses are not being cropped properly.

It took me some time to get the color blending just right.

2020 was a hard one.

Two separate plots, and I'm super happy how I managed to align them.

It ended up being vertically symmetrical because I forgot to change parameters for the bottom half.

Created: November 2020 Size: 42x23cm Paper: Fabriano Bristol 250gsm Pens: Pigma Micron, Sakura Gelly Rolls

Created: November 2020 Size: 42x30cm Paper: Fabriano Bristol 250gsm Pens: Pigma Micron, Uni-ball Signo UM-153, Mechanical pencil

I already built a mount for my Raspberry Pi camera, but it was 3d printed.

For multiple projects, I had to add a simple video component with play/pause buttonAlways include at least basic video controls for accessibility and a buffering loader.

One plot ended up being smaller because I screwed up cutting it.

It was generated using the same algorithm as the previous drawing.

Be sure to check the timelapse in the gallery below.

It is funny, I would never say I would be sad to deprecate a software project.

A friend of mine asked for a color version of Black Holes.

You can play with algorithm here and download images.

Generative process allows me to work with huge number of elements and tiny details.

Plotted in two takes on a single paper.

Earlier today I removed Google Analytics script from my website.

I always liked the flow on this one, it feels natural.

Real elevation data but with applied exponential scale to emphasize the relief.

Mobile iOS Safari doesn't display preview thumbnail until you tap on the video.

It has been almost two months since my last post because I was super busy with my new passion, generative artFor now, you can see my work on my Instagram profile.

Created: May 2020 Size: 83x30cm (2 x A3) Paper: Fabriano Black Black 300gsm Pens: Uni-ball Signo UM-153

My first attempt at real 3D vector composition.

The base is white Bristol and the upper layer is tracing paper.

On the second to last image, you can see one of my first attempts to simulate tearing.

Another Zappa, again generated by my Vertigo project.

Created: April 2020 Size: ~18x18cm Paper: Fabriano Black Black 300gsm Pens: Uni-ball Signo UM-153

I love the patterns that emerged from polygon splitting, it is a perfect contrast with the geometrical base of the drawing.

Check more drawings on the mini site.

Image was generated using Vertigo, a small vector shader tool I created.

Today I have a very personal project to share with you all.

I'm all about generative art these days.

Recently I started playing with generative art.

Last time I wrote one of these recaps was in 2016.

Update, September 2025 # Replaced path.toShapes(true) with SVGLoader.createShapes(path) because toShapes misses some of the SVG-specific logic implemented in the loader.

Another Catalina rant, this time about Ruby.

Yesterday I updated my work laptop to MacOS Catalina.To be able to use AirPods Pro with it :/ Apple made a change and switched the default shell to zsh (instead of bash).

I love easter eggs in software.

Short Firefox tip to disable Cmd + MouseWheel zoom.

Two years ago I wrote this rant.

Please note that I'm not using Jekyll anymore, so this post might be outdated.

Today I want to share three bookmarklets I love to use in development.

Two weeks ago I got a pair of cheap Xiaomi's wireless earphones.