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Gradiente: How They’re Made and How to Get One!
Hello! In this article we’ll dive into a Color Blocks spin-off: Gradiente! Below you’ll find out how this computer-generated series is made and how you could get one. How They’re Made The Gradiente series is based off of Color Blocks, but it tries to mimic a gradient that we can tell is pixelated. For instance,…
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NFTrees: How They’re Made and How to Get One!
In this article we’ll go over how I make the NFTs in the collection NFTrees. However, the collection is still waiting to be posted, but reach out (on Twitter, or maybe in the comments feed) if you would like it sooner! Making a Background The NFTrees are really simple, but the background is one of…
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Color Blocks: How it Works!
Welcome back for another post! Here I’ll go into detail as to how my first coded series (Color Blocks, using software called Processing) is created. What are Color Blocks? Color Blocks is an NFT series I recently posted, where I mimicked a gradient but in discrete chunks. But what does that mean? Let’s say we…
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Why Indigo Should Not Be Part of ROY G. BIV!
Hello again! This short post is about the most confusing (in my opinion) part of basic art, the ROY G. BIV mnemonic. Everyone, or at least most English-speaking people, has been acquainted with the mnemonic ROY G. BIV, as a fictional person’s name, to remember the order of colors in the rainbow. These are Red,…
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Favorite Styles: The Gradient and When It Looks Good
Welcome back! Today we’re talking about the gradient, which if you look the direction you’re looking right now (maybe), is the background of the website! It’s also the central part of the Engradiente series. In fact, I formed the name by adding fancy letters to gradient! (Engradiente, anyone?) But onto today’s article! The Idea Behind…
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Favorite Styles: Low Poly and When to Use It
Hello everyone! Today I will be detailing one of my favorite art styles: low poly! What is Low Poly? Being fond of math, I have been a fan of neatness and simplicity in art, so low poly satisfies plenty of that! Low poly breaks down an image into triangles that try and recreate the same…