I've been building something similar[1], but focused more on generating desktop/mobile wallpapers based on a desktop theme.
Most of the designs is build via python-scripts that generate the final SVG's which then can be recolored in browser. Claude + a harness is surprisingly adept at generating these scripts, i guess pelicanmaxxing might be the reason?
Why would it be a ripoff? Generative art sites are like this.
Turtle toy is really neat, thanks for the tip.
nsokolowski 2 hours ago [-]
Cool Page. But I did not know it when creating bookofshapes ;)
virtualritz 2 hours ago [-]
But your clanker probaly did. ;)
kanapala 7 hours ago [-]
who knows with vibe-coded stuff?
albert_e 6 hours ago [-]
Looks useful. I was experimenting with making an SVG creator tool that can churn out shapes that go beyond the shape library of microsoft powerpoint -- so my slides can stand out. Things like a hexagon with rounded corners, squircle, swooshes and blobs etc.
Patterns like these are useful as well.
WillAdams 4 hours ago [-]
One problem which I've had working in this space is the difficulty of naming specific shapes --- worked up a list in my current project:
[1]: https://adamfuhrer.com/
Most of the designs is build via python-scripts that generate the final SVG's which then can be recolored in browser. Claude + a harness is surprisingly adept at generating these scripts, i guess pelicanmaxxing might be the reason?
[1] https://github.com/nickolaj-jepsen/walldye
[1] https://turtletoy.net/
Turtle toy is really neat, thanks for the tip.
Patterns like these are useful as well.
https://github.com/WillAdams/gcodepreview/blob/main/gcodepre...
(should be section 3.8.1.1 on pg. 97, not sure, since I need to push up an update)
and I'd be glad of any comment or correction or point of improvement.