AlgoRithmic
Algorithmically Generated
AlgoRithmic is a series of interesting and complex designs created algorithmically. Each image blends colors and geometry in fascintating and eye catching ways.
Each image is produced from a series of mathematical equations that create colors at specific points. The renderer draws the image point by point with the defined color from the equations.
Images are rendered at 3000x3000 pixels and minted on the Algorand blockchain. Once owned, there is no limitation on use in print or other projects.
AlgoCards
AlgoCards are a unique addition to your wallet. Designs are based on the same concept as AlgoRithmic images and applied to a format to simulate a bank card. AlgoCards will be available in two varieties.
First will be the custom card. These designs are intended to be upgraded through ARC19 to reflect the wallet of the purchaser. These assets are tied directly to myalgocard.algo NFD segments. Purchase the segment and receive the NFT customized to your segment. Please note that these are manually updated and it may a few days.
View the current designs offered and purchase now.
Second will be unchangeable cards that will represent different ASAs in the Algorand ecosystem. These are used to help support various projects across the ecosystem. All sales are applied to LP for the asset represented and our $CARD asset. This liquidity remains permanently in the LP of the creator wallet.
Other Art
Assorted images that go beyond the basic AlgoRithmic designs.
These images are where I experiment with more complex ideas and imaginings. Many of these images are produced over several days as each element is created and rendered separately and then layered over the previous element(s). Some may come as a series where I find a result that is appealing to me and continue to work with new variations.
Whether it is a spacescape, waterscape, moon at night, this is my opportunity to play with colors and capabilies of the software to bring an image to reality. While I enjoy all of the projects and designs that I make, the extra time, focus, and experimentation involved in these makes them particularly fun to do.