Define, Divide, Divine

Define, Divide, Divine explores the emergence of patterns from the simple curved line strokes. The project exposes many parameters to minters, while still keeping the outputs quite different to offer an element of surprise. Since minters play a big part in how the final mint looks like, royalties are split equally between the minter and myself. It's my first project using fx(params) and I'm hoping it will be a fun and rewarding experience!

Params:
The colour palettes are algorithmic and minimum and maximum saturation and value can be controlled by fx(params). Both min and max can be of the same value, which helps getting monochrome outputs (0 for both min and max saturation to get white lines, 0 for both min and max value to get black lines). Hue value is specified as min (starting) hue and hue range, to make sure user can create image with hue from the beginning and the end of the spectrum omitting the middle colours. For each block of strokes the HSV values are randomly drawn from the specified ranges for each pattern, so note the outputs can still vary quite a bit in terms of colours. Limit the hue range to get more expected outputs. The rest is for the minter to play with and doesn't require much explanation. In most cases you can pick the maximum value while the minimum value is set in the code, so here as well - the lower the values - the least variety in the outputs.

Controls:
By default, the rendered resolution is twice the window size.

• Press [1] to change the resolution from 2000px x 2000px
• Press [2] to change the resolution from 4000px x 4000px
• Press [3] to change the resolution from 6000px x 6000px
• Press [4] to change the resolution from 8000px x 8000px
• Press [5] to change the resolution from 10000px x 10000px
• Press [S] or [s] to save a PNG file with the current resolution (be patient with bigger resolutions)

Created with p5.js

Artist: Magonometria, @magonometria
April, 2023