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@TheArtOfCodeTracked since May 2026

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creating Graphics Coding Tutorials.

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121
−0.8% · 30 days
Total audience
489
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Estimated monthly gross
$212

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121 paid members · past 30 days

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The Art of Code121 members · $212/mo

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Video Latest postPublicTiling the plane with pentagons!

I am excited to share my latest video with you all! In this video, I delve into the world of Cairo Tiling - a fascinating tiling pattern that is not used as much as it should be. Named after its use as a decorative pattern in Cairo, this tiling is both aesthetically pleasing and mathematically intriguing.

Feb 27, 2023 0 likes 3 comments
Coding a Quadratic Bezier from scratch!Throughout the years, many people have requested videos, and the video perhaps the most often requested was one about Bezier curves. Since they are indeed super handy for all kinds of things, I figured I should finally do one! As always, while making this I found that the topic is much deeper than can be explained in just one video, so there will probably be more videos about this topic in the future.VideoDec 13, 2022Public 0 0Coding a 3d Truchet Pattern!It's been a while since I posted a video. Looking at the last future topic poll I see that the overwhelming majority of you would like to see videos about coordinate systems so that's what will be coming up next!PollNov 30, 2022Public 0 1Creating a crazy weave patternIts time for a new video! I was playing around with Truchet effects and wondered what would happen if you took two layers, and weave them together.VideoAug 8, 2022Public 0 5What should we explore next?Jun 30, 2022ArticleJun 30, 2022$1 tier & up 2 2More Koch Fractal Magic!I said in the last video about the Koch Curve in 3d that there are numerous ways to use this curve to create 3d fractals, so I decided to do it another way. The thing is that you can use the Koch fold algorithm to fold UV coordinates, that you can then use to draw any basic shape to get crazy kaleidoscopic effects. In this video we'll make some crazy organic looking tunnel. Let me know what you think!VideoJun 30, 2022Public 0 0Turn 2d fractals into 3d!A while ago I made a video on how to construct a Koch Snowflake, which is a 2d fractal. Someone asked me how something like this could be turned into 3d. It turns out there are a bunch of different ways that you could do this, and this video will show some approaches you could take.VideoMay 30, 2022Public 0 2Bouncing balls, round 2. With logarithms!Here is the last video (for now) on easing functions. After I made the loop version in the last video I figured that it could be done better. In this video I leverage a logarithm to get infinite bounces for the price of one! Even if you aren't interested in modeling a bounce, I think it's good to watch anyways, to see how you can approach a problem from different angles.VideoApr 14, 2022Public 0 0Lets get bouncy!When making the last video, about easing functions, I played around with a function for a bounce. While the base case for this is quite simple, I decided to extend it to however many bounces you want. This video shows how to do that. Apart from the bounce, I hope this video shows you a bit about how to go about modeling stuff with Desmos and how to think about how to tackle a problem like this.VideoApr 7, 2022Public 0 0Easing FunctionsWith the result of the recent poll suggesting that more mathy videos would be appreciated, I thought I'd make a video on easing functions. For those that don't know, these functions are used in many different softwares to drive animated properties. Most development software have libraries for these so you can use them off the shelf but I think that any developer worth their salt should know how to make these themselves and be able to play with them in order to come up with new stuff.PollMar 25, 2022Public 0 1Alien Orb - God rays & TranslucencyThis is the last video in the Alien orb series. In this video we go over some volumetric god rays and we simulate some translucency. I tried multiple approaches for the god rays, sampling the volume in different ways. But in the end, one of the cheaper solutions turned out to look the best. Sometimes you get lucky like that! So here we are doing shadows, god rays and 'bloom' for 1 Gyroid distance call each. Pretty neat if you ask me ;)VideoMar 8, 2022Public 0 0Alien Orb - Glitter & LightThis is the second part of the alien orb tutorial. In this one we add some cool looking glitter, which I think is a useful effect for all kinds of things, and we add the light source in the center of the ball.ImageFeb 27, 2022Public 0 1
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