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We've studied the strange geometric images since they appeared. Our instruments detect new shapes, new colors, more depth, and detail. Are they evolving, or just getting closer? More study is needed.

Eccentrics 2: Orbits #208

A study in composition using simple shapes and layout rules. When repetitive patterns fail, and the symmetry isn't quite right, the images are strangely evocative. Somewhere between art deco, pop art, and sci-fi.

Eccentrics #264

Eccentrics #192

Eccentrics #255

Eccentrics 2: Orbits #56

Eccentrics 2: Orbits #293

This algorithm features a generative pattern created after subtracting two small numbers using the sum to place circles. All colors, positions, and color patterns are based off Ethereum blockchain data.

Star Flower #232

Star Flower #451

A minimal and geometric interpretation of a planetary system.

planets #20

Star Flower #28

Star Flower #61

planets #99

Star Flower #4

Beautiful bouquets of generative flowers, with fascinating diversity in numbers, shapes and colour combinations. Each one has its own personality, its own character, and is always stunning and surprising, as you can expect with flowers in their natural form.

Flowers #3840

Gazettes is a generative art project by the Redlioneye Gazette team and Pxlq. The project pays tribute to print media and highlights classic formatting such as paragraph layouts, headings, variously styled texts, and images. We have mixed together our publication concept with classical journalism and generative art to deliver exciting, surprising, unique, and visually stunning
random creations on chain and forever.

Gazettes #748

Gazettes #456

Flowers #3455

Gazettes #565

Gazettes #996

Gazettes #986

Flowers #3681

Flowers #4329

Flowers #414

Flowers #5624

Gazettes is a generative art project by the Redlioneye Gazette team and Pxlq. The project pays tribute to print media and highlights classic formatting such as paragraph layouts, headings, variously styled texts, and images. We have mixed together our publication concept with classical journalism and generative art to deliver exciting, surprising, unique, and visually stunning
random creations on chain and forever. Additional project feature(s) => Edition: Double Digits, Palette: 23, Shape Set: Symbols, Column Type: Single, Header Align: Left, Paragraph Type: Center Align

Gazettes #982

Flowers #5969

Flowers #5836

Flowers #4699

Flowers #3335

Flowers #4794

Flowers #3318

Flowers #3245

Informed by the experience of separating after a long marriage, (Dis)entanglement explores the endless ways that relationships intertwine. Each unique generative image represents one of many possible moments across the arc of a relationship, from a couple eagerly pulling taut their new connection, to a union defined solely by knots hardened over time. Whether connecting threads are carefully untied, crumbling from neglect, or snapping from tension, many couples can still safely go separate ways when needed. For some, there is no easy escape. Domestic violence, sexual abuse, financial hardship, and cultural norms can all keep someone bound to a partner against their will. To help those in need, 10% of artist proceeds from each sale will be donated to InterAct of Wake County, a private, nonprofit agency that provides safety, support, and awareness to victims and survivors of domestic violence and rape/sexual assault. InterAct is recognized as a tax-exempt, 501 (c)(3) charity by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (EIN: 58-1320613).

[Dis]entanglement #138

[Dis]entanglement #461

Star Flower #744

Star Flower #932

Star Flower #692

The essence of all things digital is– the bit. One or Zero. On or Off. Where digital becomes analog. This piece pays tribute to our digital legacy of 8-bit color and 7-segment LED displays– technological limitations which are mirrored in the constraints of putting art on the blockchain. Although the image represents the art, the art of the token itself is the code– which renders everything bitwise, pixel by pixel, all contained within 27-bits of information.

27-Bit Digital #579

27-Bit Digital #475

The Realm of MU in all its glory. Our minds can only get a glimpse of the beauty that’s inside. Around it’s core you will find endless dimensionality, creatures, languages & worlds to exist.


** This card is part of The Realm of MU project and grants you acces to the 3D Mini Game, to be released Q3 2021. **

The Gate, the first contact with the Realm… To find the gate is not easy, but to get through it is even harder. Letting go of yourself and your fears is the only way to make it to the other side.

** This card is part of The Realm of MU project and grants you acces to the 3D Mini Game, to be released Q3 2021. **


Once inside the first level of MU, one can find a Forge in the center of it. The Forge is as hot as a trillion sun’s. This is a place where Relics get formed, special technologies that can only be seen in MU, from teleportation devices to healing technologies.

** This card is part of The Realm of MU project and grants you acces to the 3D Mini Game, to be released Q3 2021. **

The Gate is a transformative space between the material and non-material world, a first introduction to The Realm of MU. Do you have what it takes to cross the border into another reality?

This Meta Media Disc (MMD) provides access to a dynamic and interactive 3D experience (combining gaming and animation) at https://www.therealmofmu.space/ .

Once inside the first level of MU, one can find a forge in the middle of it. The Forge is as hot as a trillion rays of sunshine. It holds the power of the Sacred Energy Sculpture. A meta technology that gives life to MU.

This Meta Media Disc (MMD) provides access to a dynamic and interactive 3D experience (combining gaming and animation) at https://www.therealmofmu.space/ . 

The Realm of MU in all its glory. Our minds can only get a glimpse of the beauty that’s inside. Around it’s core you will find endless dimensionality, creatures, languages & worlds to exist. Are you ready for the Alpha Chamber?

This Meta Media Disc (MMD) provides access to a dynamic and interactive 3D experience (combining gaming and animation) at https://www.therealmofmu.space/ .

Every now and again a Poplin finds the tables have turned.

This is the first Pop Wonder World piece made available as editions.

Created digitally to replicate traditional comic printing // 1 of 1 // 2480 X 2480 pixels 300 DPI // PNG

Socks 'n' slides 'n' happy vibes from Pop Wonder

Created digitally // 2480 X 2480 pixels 300 DPI

KamaToyz is a special Metaverse compatible collection by KamaGang.

Each token comes with it's own unique Unlockable .VOX File (stored on IPFS)
Proudly display your tokens on the Metaverse or use them as your kinky avatar accessories!
The future is Here!
Enjoy!

When two G.O.A.T.S meet. Denzel Washington x Fidenza (Fidenza collection By Tyler Hobbs)

"Fun with Fractals"

What you see here is the result of a lot of perseverance.  Me making it all the way to Day 50 is also the result of perseverance.  

The work in this started as a "standard" geometric abstract piece that I didn't like much, so I took what it was and shrunk it down and arranged it amongst a bunch of copies of itself, to try and see if that would look interesting to me.  Sadly, it did not.  I tried stacking them in ever shrinking sizes to see if that would look interesting, it wasn't.  Then I took the "shrunk and arranged" version, shrunk that down even further, and tried laying them down end to end like bricks, to make some sort of "path" that would wind around the canvas.  It continued to not look interesting to me, but boy had I put a lot of work into trying to make something look good at this point, so I didn't want to just stop.  

Eventually I "enclosed" the winding path to make this shape that is now repeated seven around the canvas.  I copied and shrunk it and arranged the smaller versions on the big one, and now it was starting to look whimsical and fun to me, and not at all like the initial (or 2nd or 3rd or 4th) idea I had in mind for the piece.  At this point I was strongly reminded of the old computer game Lemmings I grew up playing. To match the whimsical composition I chose some nice pastel colors.  I played with making the cream color "walls" darker and more wall-like, and making the big shape we are looking at to be more clearly an open view out to the sky.  Ultimately though I found this cream color played best with the other colors and outweighed the benefits I got from the other options I tried.  I also like this piece rotated 90 degrees clockwise, but I think this orientation shows a bit more clearly the fractal nature of the shapes.

July 30, 2021

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