Thank you! ... And that's the wonderful thing about art – everybody has their own preferences!
I've coded more than 10 art-generators now, and it's great fun. It's super-inspiring to code an idea visually, break it up, randomize everything – and reconnect the dots. I ordered two of my "paintings" from a "print-to-canvas"-service:
Working with dynamic colors, I've also tried to use the new color-contrast() in CSS (only in Safari currently), for some interesting, but a11y-compliant, effects with text.
Accessibility Specialist. I focus on ensuring content created, events held and company assets are as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible.
You should turn the generators into a proper site and connect with a printing service API - I am sure there are many people would like some abstract art that is unique to them who aren't tech savvy enough to do it themselves!
Could be fun to do a service, where people – in a room in their house – via AR or image-upload can get a piece of random art, that will actually match the colors in the room. I need more time! ;-)
Accessibility Specialist. I focus on ensuring content created, events held and company assets are as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible.
Start with a Minimal Viable Product and add that feature later, it is actually really easy to grab the colours from an image though if you don't mind a large(ish) library - lokeshdhakar.com/projects/color-th....
Exactly - I looked into Color Thief the other day as well!
If I just want one main color, the small script that I wrote for Image Energy Calculation, will do the work. It returns the average percentages of R, G and B– and the percentage-format works just fine: rgb(40%, 66%, 33%). But again, I need more time!!!
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Thank you! ... And that's the wonderful thing about art – everybody has their own preferences!
I've coded more than 10 art-generators now, and it's great fun. It's super-inspiring to code an idea visually, break it up, randomize everything – and reconnect the dots. I ordered two of my "paintings" from a "print-to-canvas"-service:
Working with dynamic colors, I've also tried to use the new
color-contrast()in CSS (only in Safari currently), for some interesting, but a11y-compliant, effects with text.You should turn the generators into a proper site and connect with a printing service API - I am sure there are many people would like some abstract art that is unique to them who aren't tech savvy enough to do it themselves!
Could be fun to do a service, where people – in a room in their house – via AR or image-upload can get a piece of random art, that will actually match the colors in the room. I need more time! ;-)
Start with a Minimal Viable Product and add that feature later, it is actually really easy to grab the colours from an image though if you don't mind a large(ish) library - lokeshdhakar.com/projects/color-th....
Exactly - I looked into Color Thief the other day as well!
If I just want one main color, the small script that I wrote for Image Energy Calculation, will do the work. It returns the average percentages of
R,GandB– and the percentage-format works just fine:rgb(40%, 66%, 33%). But again, I need more time!!!