nth Polygon

Computational Art Project – 2015

nth Polygon was an old project to try and use generative programming to create polygonal representations of photographs. The inspiration came from Roger Alsing's Evo Lisa project. Mine was written in Python, and expanded on to be much more efficient and scalable. I added the ability to generate using a seed value for the pseudorandom number generator which powered the generative algorithm. The seed would adjust random parameters such as the number of verticies in the polygons, the color palletes, the opacity, and the roundness of the polygons.

Unfortunately, I seem to have lost the original code to this project. All that remains is an old Instagram account (@nthpolygon) and a few of the pictures, one of which is displayed here.