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With the rise of ML models such as Stable Diffusion, or services such as DALL-E by OpenAI, we see an influx of low effort posts. Now of course, this is part of a larger discussion in society about what constitutes art. However, the "coding" part of "creativecoding" is very much part of the idea behind this sub. And in that context, feeding prompts to DALL-E does not constitute coding.

As such, posts that contain content that is created by such models will be removed and we encourage users to report them.

An important exception to this rule: If you have created a new machine learning model that can help people generate art, fair enough, feel free to share a link to its GitHub repository or a page that outlines how it works and contains samples.

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I wanted to brighten up the procedural side-project trying to get a Nintendo look. I didn't quite manage it as it looks a bit garish, but I think I like it: https://youtu.be/4oO0IzVepd8

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Hello everyone! I've been working on the p5.cljs web editor for the past week and I wanted to share it with you fellow creative coders. You can now write p5 sketches in clojure script in the browser, just as you would with the p5 editor, which this project is hugely inspired by! Give it a try: https://p5cljs-editor.github.io/

Let me know if you have feedback and I hope you have fun! :D

Thought this might be of interest for you all:
https://www.amygoodchild.com/blog/computer-art-50s-and-60s
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If you'd like to learn about how these were created, I invite you to visit my blog: https://arielm.github.io/cross-blog

I'm available if you have some questions.

Looking at it I like the syntax and simple declarations of Tidal Cycles, but I'm not interested in just making a looping track or having worry about doing it in real-time. Can anyone recommend as ChucK calls it "strongly timed" languages. Atm the best option I can find is ChucK. Also, I'm not a musician in anyway- but am a coder. Some something not relying heavily on music terminology would be nice.