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So, I want to create an animation of an emerging fractal of the "inner polarity" (ying-yang-like) pattern on my website. Maybe it could even be possible in plain CSS, though I may have to include javascript. Or I have to keep indulging in the HTML5 canvas API again.
Ahhh... Where there is a will there is a way, I suppose.
(That's the fractal pattern I created in LaTeX yesterday:)
I remember my first CSS animation I made for my website maximaliminimalism.net was two arrows jumping up and down in the opposite directions. It took me far too long to realize the loop has NOT to end where it started, it made awful jumps. After realizing that mistake I felt dumb, like seriously. If something repeats again and again, it is a continuous flow. Sometimes my brain is a bread.
#144, “ORANGE HEADS ROLL”, randomly generated, with JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas.
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#143, SWEEP ANGELS, frame captured from a random code-generated animation. Made with JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas.
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“NICE TUNES, 1 - 10″, Sound animations, by code with chance combinations.Â
Many combinations were randomly generated and previewed. Some were selected, with terse code recipes saved. Later they were recorded to video, in the same order as saved. Everything was made purely by writing code (JavaScript, HTML5 Canvas, Web Audio API).Â
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywaioUoYbfI)
#138, “DEEPER MIX”, randomly generated, with JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas.
#118, “SPLIT MIX, NO CRY”, a frame from a randomly generated animation, drawn with JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas.Â