Sketch 3 - Feb 19 - Added two more pens to my pencil case! A couple of friends played with it, and here are a few snapshots.

Sketch 6 - ✨ Simulating Nature: Sand in Code! ✨ Creating lifelike falling sand motion using a simple grid system: 🪨 Sand naturally falls into empty spaces below. ↘️ If blocked, it randomly slides diagonally, just like real sand tumbling down. Inspired by Patt Vira's video on

I want to listen to each of these

Topographic beauties straight from old geography books --sref 4172145212

Sketch 7 - March 6 - A Day in Asia! This interactive visual essay, designed for the browser, is a personal reflection on my longing for a place from which I'm physically distant. Through digital sketches, I revisit memories of growing up in Asia: smaller food portions,

Sketch 8 - March 10 - Rhythmic Chalkline Woke up this morning thinking about gestural mark-making and pen plotters, which quickly led my mind to Cy Twombly’s Untitled (New York City), 1968 (sold for $70.5 million at Sotheby's in 2015). His chalk marks look deceptively

Sketch 9 - March 11 - Blinky Triads 🎶 Inspired by John Cage’s indeterminate performances from the 1960s, this interactive musical piece invites playful improvisation through chance operations. Each click triggers a harmonic triad — rich chords enhanced by random

Sketch 10 - March 16 - Spilled paint Seeking the trail path left behind by a paintbrush. #Shbokchoys100daysofmaking

Sketch 11 – A Mini Attempt: Animation in Code I can’t help it—my mind naturally gravitates toward Chinese characters for their rich pictographic roots. “晕” = dizzy, faint, or mentally overloaded—like a spinning head with stars circling above. That pretty much sums up how I feel

Sketch 12 - Knitting in Session

Sketch 13 - Starry night A 3D star-field effect created entirely on a 2D canvas. No WebGL or 3D graphics libraries required.

Starting a new 30-day challenge Day 1 - July 2 Exploring ASCII object generation by translating found risograph prints. [Techniques used: Edge Detection, Filters, Gaussian Blur.]

Context should travel with Code Nikolai Kozak Sai Ram Ved