programmatic graphics_
Visuals made by code, not by an image model. Every pixel below is geometry, noise functions, and a palette — deterministic, editable, re-renderable at any resolution.
Architecture diagram
A self-contained HTML file with inline SVG. The diagram's subject is the pipeline that made it. Vector — zoom forever, edit any label in a text editor.
Flow-field particles
Thousands of particles following a domain-warped Perlin noise field. Seeded — the same seed always draws the same painting. Try the seed buttons, then press s in the full page to export a PNG.
Dashboard
Charts, donut, and stat tiles drawn as raw SVG — no chart library, no JS. Numbers are illustrative; the point is that data viz can be one readable text file.
Nightfall flow field
Palette extracted programmatically from background.jpg — a rainy night with the Coliseum: near-black navy (hue 213-228, brightness capped at 31), one ground-level uplight. The canvas uses the photo's darkest navy; particles paint its complement (ember gold) and rise from a virtual light source at the bottom edge, thinning into the ink above — the same light direction as the statue's wet stone.
Nightfall, alive
The photo itself is the backdrop. Particles are composited with SCREEN blending — they behave as light, not paint — and the trail layer fades toward clear every frame, so the painting breathes forever instead of burying the image. Best viewed full-screen.
p5js.org/examples · manim examples (3Blue1Brown engine) · observablehq.com/@d3/gallery · thefield.io (Manuel Odendahl, generative art)