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This image is from my completed Second Engine for my generative algorithms project. As I've explained previously I wrote a program that provides compositional rules, and I have created assets for the programs manipulation. The second engine still has pretty simple rules, it creates a random grid and distributes assets throughout the grid. The user can set 6 colors, and then the assets colors, size and positioning, as well as the artboard's rotation all are random each time the user clicks "generate()". The program uses a point system to determine when the composition is complete, each asset's properties are calculated and added to the sum until this completion point is reached.

This composition was created directly from my website, I am currently using the second engine as part of its interface. Every person that goes to my website views a unique composition as well as the chance to alter any of the colors and generate their own artwork. Any result can be printed, or saved as a fully-editable vector postcript file.
Website: [link]

Description
This image is from my completed Second Engine for my generative algorithms project. As I've explained previously I wrote a program that provides compositional rules, and I have created assets for the programs manipulation. The second engine still has pretty simple rules, it creates a random grid and distributes assets throughout the grid. The user can set 6 colors, and then the assets colors, size and positioning, as well as the artboard's rotation all are random each time the user clicks "generate()". The program uses a point system to determine when the composition is complete, each asset's properties are calculated and added to the sum until this completion point is reached.

This composition was created directly from my website, I am currently using the second engine as part of its interface. Every person that goes to my website views a unique composition as well as the chance to alter any of the colors and generate their own artwork. Any result can be printed, or saved as a fully-editable vector postcript file.
Website: [link]