Deterministic works
Real Consumption
Illustrations of the consumption of famous Real Numbers by treating their fractional part as an integer sequence. Effectively, we do not mariginalize the fractional part of a number like Pi by saying it is '3ish' ... instead we investigate it's character.
Arcline
A meditation using the rhythms of the first 10,000 digits of Pi, Euler's Number, Euler's Constant, √2, Phi, and, √3.
Real Geometrie
In this sketch polygons of different sizes are created by consuming the fractional part of famous real numbers. As a shape's size increases gradients are created from the overlapping shapes.
Real Landscape
One of the earliest sketches! Consumes the fractional part of famous numbers like π, e, ℇ, φ, √2, and √3 to generate sequences of different lengths.
Mirrored Constellations
Simple starscapes created by chunking famous real numbers into different lengths. All points are reflected and plotted twice. For each iteration three values are taken from the sequence. The first two values provide ( x, y ) coordinates of the point. The third value is used to calculate the opacity of each point.