By focusing on algorithmic efficiency and maintaining simple designs, this project uses fewer lines in compositions to accommodate an older computer's limitations. This allows the addition of detailed complexity without overburdening the system.Continue reading
Using curved lines and unsmooth curves, the sketches capture the aesthetic of dysgraphia, transforming the struggle with handwriting into a form of art therapy.Continue reading
During home isolation, this project served as a therapeutic exercise, emphasizing nature's importance in emotional well-being.Continue reading
Exploring the vibrant atmosphere of summer, this series of sketches uses lighting techniques inspired by the Hague School movement. This approach captures the summer vibes without traditional landscape elements.Continue reading
This nighttime art therapy experiment involved using Bézier curve techniques to create lifelike portraits of elderly individuals. The curves captured wrinkles and signs of aging, resulting in realistic and compelling portraits showcasing human aging.Continue reading
Influenced by folk art and everyday materials, this project uses Perlin noise and the lerpColor() function to create sketches that connect colors with lines. This exercise explores the therapeutic benefits of art, combining local and digital resources to generate aesthetically pleasing results.Continue reading
Experimenting with lines and colors to create a new visual language, these exercises allowed revisiting basic equations of lines and color theory. Continue reading