Summary of Tim Holman - Generative Art Speedrun

00:00:00 - 00:20:00

In this video, Tim Holman demonstrates how to speedrun generative art using the Markdown syntax and the HTML and CSS stylesheets provided. He starts with a simple example, drawing squares and triangles, and then moves on to more complex pieces using displacement, random colors, and recursion. Holman demonstrates how you can create beautiful pieces of art using just a few simple code blocks.

• 00:00:00 In this video, Tim Holman takes viewers through the basics ofGenerative Art, explaining how it is created and highlighting some of the similarities between Generative Art and regular software development. He then goes on to teach a beginner how to create a simple generator bot, with the ultimate goal of helping them build their own tool belt of programming skills.
• 00:05:00 In this video, Tim Holman demonstrates various techniques for creating generative art. He starts by discussing two methods, displacement and tiling, and then shows how to add curves and shapes. Finally, he demonstrates how repetition can help develop a piece of art.
• 00:10:00 In this video, Tim Holman demonstrates how to create generative art using recursive code. He starts with a simple example, drawing squares and triangles, and then moves on to more complex pieces using displacement, random colors, and recursion. Holman demonstrates how you can create beautiful pieces of art using just a few simple code blocks.
• 00:15:00 The video demonstrates how to create generative art by drawing circles in circles. The more circles you draw, the more complex and beautiful the art becomes. You can also add audio and visual inputs to the art, giving it a more complete and personal feel. The video also covers how to create a tutorial mock-down, a tool that can help beginners learn how to create generative art.
• 00:20:00 In this video, Tim Holman demonstrates how to speedrun generative art using the Markdown syntax and the HTML and CSS stylesheets provided. He shows how to create a line, and then explains how to add a generative aspect, so that the line could be random every time.