Collections

FALLiNGWATER is a hybrid digital/print collection that spans an number of projects. The first was a creative coding algorithmic digital/print project for Alba art - the code created 256 variable digital outputs, which sold out.

Since then a small number of special editions with different colourways have been created for exhibitions, and different mediums, mainly print, but also animated as video.

Recently I've been getting into Riso printing, so there'll be some in that format popping up too.

Yes, the spelling is correct!

A long time ago, when NFTs were hot, and bots were set up to quickly buy and flip them, I created a second "secret" project at the same time as I was releasing a well publicised "drop". Because the bots were set to watch my wallet and try to scoop when I was about to release, they grabbed "Hexagones, Art for Bots" - the hexes were "gone" in seconds. The project wasn't supposed to be viewed by humans at all, and sure enough most of the pieces ended up on the hands of bots.

Why not make art for bots I figured.

Anyway, after that I kept exploring the world of "Hexagones", with prints, plots and digital outputs.

The 'POP' collection is a series of prints, pen plots and sometimes objects featuring the 70s Pop, 80s Pop, Pop Y2K, and various other shenanigans based around this algorithm.

This is one of my favorite collections and I just keep poking at different ways to generate and create new outputs and designs.

There's some old stuff in here, and often a new one-off here and there.

In 1986 Geoff Crammond released The Sentinel on the BBC Micro. One of the interesting parts was the 10,000 procedurally generated landscape. Recently Mark published a deep dive in the source code, including the landscape generation. I decided to explore ways to display and generate SVG and PNG files for drawing machines and printing. This is a collection of some of those outputs in various formats.