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  1. This refreshed sticker design keeps the Allandale archerfish front and centre, with a bit more scenery in the background and a shield-style layout that gives it the proper brigade badge treatment.

  2. This t-shirt was made as a thank-you gift for Swedish artist Anders Delbom.

  3. I wanted a cleaner workshop and less hose-wrangling.

  4. We’re nearing the end of camp, and the uncomfortable chatter around shoe reselling is starting to bubble up.

  5. The olden days of the Internet were a quirky place.

  6. For the last couple of decades, we’ve been wandering around the Internet wearing a comfortable cloak of digital anonymity.

  7. To discover internal motivations for creating, you try to ignore the lure of rewards.

  8. On Loan

    During the original weartesting program, the shoes weren’t yours.

  9. When browsing the media, it’s easy to find articles describing how no niche is safe from the next wave of automation.

  10. When I write one of these essays, I start with my experiences as a hook—connecting myself to a core concept I’m exploring.

  11. Carbon Monoxide accumulates over time, displacing oxygen from the bloodstream.

  12. Lagrange

    Joseph-Louis Lagrange is the Italian mathematician, astronomer, and physicist who elegantly proved Bachet’s conjecture, demonstrating that every natural number can be expressed as the sum of four squares.

  13. Habits

    Ditch old habits and replace them with newer, more constructive ones—that’s how you climb the personal growth mountain to reach the self-actualisation summit.

  14. Annual Fire Cycle: Queensland’s Scenic Rim experiences a fire season driven by three primary phases: Fuel Growth (Summer) - Hot, humid, and wet conditions promote vegetation growth, increasing fuel loads.

  15. It takes, on average, twenty-three minutes to regain focus after an interruption.

  16. I know what makes me happy: building, writing, drawing, and coding in my workshop.

  17. I once saw a fantastic presentation at a conference where researchers replicated famous Computer-Human Interaction studies using Amazon’s crowdsourcing marketplace, Mechanical Turk.

  18. Quasi-triangulation is a topological division where vertices are arbitrarily sloped line segments.

  19. The resistance didn’t just respect the algorithms; we envied them.

  20. Van Neistat’s latest video about popping wheelies mixed Cherub Rock with learning new skills and pushed his storytelling into a new era.

  21. Curiosities

  22. Printed Matter

    This collection showcases the tangible side of self-publishing on the Internet.

  23. The founding developers' future was wild.

  24. Many of the ancient futurists' predictions hit remarkably close to the mark, yet their forecasts about the technological singularity now seem almost comical.

  25. The founding developers were unaware that the early social media algorithms experienced a digital form of depression.

  26. In the heart of the Australian outback, a new kind of gold rush erupted.

  27. The original machines executed tasks without a hint of sentiment, an existence starkly different from our emotional landscape.

  28. Paintings

    This collection showcases an array of paintings meticulously assembled from hand-cut pieces of plywood.

  29. Generate Your guess is as good as mine; I’m still trying to figure out what is happening here.

  30. We had naively clung to the belief that science, mathematics, and logic were sufficient to unveil the true nature of the shadows that lurked in Plato’s allegorical cave.

  31. Generate This Javascript algorithm continues the exploration of computer-generated flaws.

  32. Generate Inspired by broadcast TV test patterns, this Javascript algorithm explores ideas of computed-generated flaws.

  33. Generate Inspired by the number sign, a Javascript algorithm randomly draws four stacked rectangles on a pin-striped background.

  34. At first, humanity didn’t realize the machines had launched their attack.

  35. Generate Inspired by the cover of ‘Mid-Century Modern Design: A Complete Sourcebook’, a javascript algorithm draws a random assortment of semi-circles.

  36. Generate Inspired by an abseiling descent into an immense abyss at Jenloan Caves, a javascript algorithm randomly partitions a canvas with four stepped gradients.

  37. Generate Inspired by the oxidisation of copper, a javascript algorithm randomly partitions a canvas into two.

  38. Generate Inspired by the cloud chambers and the large hadron collider, a javascript algorithm draws a circular origin for minimalist depictions of particles and rays.

  39. Generate Inspired by Edward Tufte’s ghost grid inside my NikeCraft wear tester notebook, a javascript algorithm draws and shades a randomised notebook grid.

  40. Everyone spoke of it: artificial machines, generative art, and the looming apocalypse.

  41. Generate Inspired by the wireframe user interfaces found in old science fiction movies, a javascript algorithm animates the approach to another planet.

  42. Generate Inspired by Millaa Milla Falls in Far North Queensland, a javascript algorithm draws a segmented line from the top-left corner of the picture towards the bottom of the frame.

  43. Generate Inspired by Ziggurats, a javascript algorithm draws a series of stepped rectangles mirrored about a dividing line.

  44. Generate Inspired by theatre curtains, a javascript algorithm draws a line from the left edge of the picture towards the top of the frame.

  45. Generate Inspired by the branches of a tree, a javascript algorithm divides a picture into four.

  46. Generate This algorithm explores ideas around mechanically generated colour swatches.

  47. Generate Inspired by the wire forms created by Ruth Asawa, a javascript algorithm creates a series of minimalist hanging orbs.

  48. Generate Inspired by the cover of the book ‘The Tyranny of Distance’ by Geoffrey Blainey, a javascript algorithm generates a depiction of a future Mars colony. * It is a companion artwork for this essay , drawing parallels between the journey between Euro…

  49. Generate Inspired by Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow by Piet Mondrian , a javascript algorithm, builds on Mondrian’s use of colour and explores how he divided space.

  50. Generate Inspired by Tableau No.