README.md

In christopher-rowe/StochasticArt: What the Package Does (One Line, Title Case)

StochasticArt

The goal of StochasticArt is, naturally, to generate stochastic art! This package is really just a fun personal project, but perhaps it will find its way to some curious explorers who have not thought about ways in which R can be used to create visually interesting things.

Installation

You can install the development version of StochasticArt from GitHub with:

# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("christopher-rowe/StochasticArt")

Examples

First, load the package.

library(StochasticArt)

Now try out some of the functions! If you don’t specify a value to the seed argument, a random seed will be generated and printed to the console so that you can always regenerate a previous image.

Not specifying any arguments will always generate a random image, but I encourage you to mess around with some of the arguments to see how the output changes. And even better, check out the code underlying each of the functions!

generate_fabric(seed=53266553)
#> Seed: 53266553

generate_lines_and_polygons(seed=83205155)
#> Seed: 83205155

generate_perception_matrix(seed=58283814)
#> Seed: 58283814

generate_lines_and_rectangles(seed=60828695)
#> Seed: 60828695

generate_panels(seed=8694671)
#> Seed: 8694671

generate_circles(seed=50942804)
#> Seed: 50942804

generate_string_waves(frame='points', seed=69097986)
#> Seed: 69097986

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