The Best of fxhash (Unofficial): Issue 12
By The Best of fxhash (Unofficial)
Issue 12 of The Best of fxhash (Unofficial).
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- 2023-03-21
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By The Best of fxhash (Unofficial)
Issue 12 of The Best of fxhash (Unofficial).
By msbourland
This is the first installment in Business of Books—a new series where I demystify the writing and publishing process, with a unique focus on web3.
By jbarbeau.art
My second long form project on fx(hash)
In the soon to be released ChainBorn v2 we are introducing a new concept; Badge Battles.
By Johano
While working on map related projects, one day i stumbled across aerial views of Central Park in NYC. This was the perfect thing i was looking for, where architecture and nature come togather, and from that moment i had to express this beautiful place into art. I have decided to write an article to show the complexity behind the scenes. Here i deconstruct this project into details as short as possible, the obvious and the hidden ones which are importent to notice with examples.
By Haiver
Lots of early projects have been lost to the recesses of the fx(hash) archive — forgotten — sandwiched between one great hit after another. So it's time we give these hidden gems their moment in the spotlight.
By C4RC0
After 4 months of coding the Generative Glasses is ready! I gained a lot of experience along the way and I really liked the creation process, so now I'm sharing with you how it was made...
By Unaited
This article introduces a new generative artist who has brought a fresh perspective to the world of art by combining AI and generative art code. The article explores the artist's background, their artistic approach, and their unique creations that push the boundaries of traditional art forms. The article delves into the intricate details of the artist's use of AI and code to create visually stunning and innovative artworks that capture the imagination of viewers. By blending technology and art, this artist has opened up new avenues of expression and created a new wave of generative art that promises to inspire future generations of artists.
By syntaks
Describes how imperfect circles can be drawn in p5.js.
By fraguada
serendipity vs consequence is the result of deterministic algorithms which manifest differently depending on the device it is viewed upon. The basis for this project is a phenomenon called z-fighting, a common issue in 3d graphics when two or more objects overlap in 3d space thus causing an issue for the system to determine which is closer or farther from the viewpoint. Due to how the graphics drivers on different devices handle z-fighting, the same code executed on different devices will result in different results. Generally, the work in the current generative art movement is based on deterministic algorithms. This means that given a set of input parameters, the result should be exactly the same. The code in this project is deterministic, it includes no conditions to adapt one way or the other to any particular hardware device. So while this work adheres to the rules of long-form generative art with its deterministic algorithms, it is highly influenced by stochastic algorithms, where the result cannot be predicted. In a way, this project is a critique of deterministic algorithms and the fetishising of a bounded solution space of carefully crafted quantized experiences, so pervasive in the current generative art zeitgeist.
By fauxjebus
A one-week deadline sparks inspiration.
By The Best of fxhash (Unofficial)
Issue 11 of The Best of fxhash (Unofficial).
By RepRage
Future Influencer is a science-fiction experience where humans and artificially intelligent machines collaborate to illustrate the future.
By SkochNFT
In recent years, the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies has seen a surge in popularity, with many people investing in various types of digital assets. One of the latest trends in this space is the creation of generative tokens, which are unique digital assets that are created through algorithms rather than being manually designed. One site that has gained a lot of attention for its generative token offerings is fxhash. In this article, we'll take a closer look at what fxhash is and how it works. What is fxhash? Fxhash is a website that allows users to mint their own generative tokens. These tokens are created using a unique algorithm that generates a one-of-a-kind digital asset, which can then be bought, sold, and traded like other cryptocurrencies. Fxhash uses a combination of fractals and randomness to create its tokens. Each token is made up of a series of shapes, colors, and patterns, which are generated in a way that ensures no two tokens are exactly alike. The result is a highly unique digital asset that has its own value and can be used in a variety of ways. How does fxhash work? To create a generative token on fxhash, users first need to connect their digital wallet to the site. They can then choose from a variety of options, such as the size and color scheme of their token. Once the user has selected their preferences, fxhash's algorithm takes over and begins generating the token. The user can watch as the token is created in real-time, with each shape and color being added in a unique way. Once the token is complete, the user can choose to mint it and add it to their digital wallet. They can then sell or trade the token as they see fit. Why are generative tokens popular? Generative tokens have become popular for a variety of reasons. One of the main draws is their uniqueness - because each token is generated through an algorithm, no two tokens are exactly alike. This means that each token has its own value, making them highly sought after by collectors and investors. Generative tokens have also gained popularity because of their use in the art world. Artists can use generative tokens as a way to sell their digital artwork, with each token representing a unique piece. This allows artists to monetize their digital creations in a way that was not possible before. Overall, fxhash is a great way for users to get started with generative tokens. Whether you're an artist looking to monetize your digital creations, or an investor looking for a unique digital asset, fxhash offers a great platform for creating and trading generative tokens.
By ChistAi
Piet Mondrian's abstract paintings and Jackson Pollock's art are widely recognized as opposite ends of the modern art visual spectrum. We all know that Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) and Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) had very different and opposing lives. Mondrian's genius is found in the combination of patterned elements, resulting in a profound aesthetic that triumphantly emerges from absolute simplicity. Pollock's paintings are chaotically fractal and complex, whereas Mondrian's are simple, clean, and straight lines. Although Mondrian has always supported Pollock, their perspectives on abstract art are diametrically opposed.
By ChistAi
Piet Mondrian's abstract paintings and Jackson Pollock's art are widely recognized as opposite ends of the modern art visual spectrum. We all know that Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) and Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) had very different and opposing lives. Mondrian's genius is found in the combination of patterned elements, resulting in a profound aesthetic that triumphantly emerges from absolute simplicity. Pollock's paintings are chaotically fractal and complex, whereas Mondrian's are simple, clean, and straight lines. Although Mondrian has always supported Pollock, their perspectives on abstract art are diametrically opposed.
With Trinity out this week, Will is joined by the fantastic Pronoia, who has been in the Tezos art scene since the earliest days of H=N. Listen in and follow along as the discuss some of the latest news on the blockchain and, of course, the art on fxhash and other platforms.
By RepRage
Future Influencer is a science-fiction experience where humans and artificially intelligent machines collaborate to illustrate the future.
By </Brut>
A short writing about the history, the motivation, the process and what to expect from "Non-objective Cliché".
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