The creative process started with conceptualizing the idea and making initial sketches. I began by designing the code to create the grid as the foundation of the piece. Then, I added visual elements like rectangles and circles, placing them randomly within the grid.

Experimentation was a big part of this process. I tried out various combinations of colors and shapes to find the right composition. This involved a lot of trial and error, but each iteration brought me closer to the final desired result.

Here, I'll walk you through some breakdowns of the process in creating the code and determining the visuals. First, I wrote the code for the basic elements, which consist of stacked rectangle. The variations include:

• Basic Shape (BACKGROUND)
• Motif
• Accents
• Color
• Pattern

BACKGROUND

In the background section, I created a random combination of rectangles varied in size and random placement. There are many rectangles of different sizes in each iteration. I wrote code to randomize them, but the size method is divided into 3 variations of the number of rectangles and 3 variations of the size variable.

COLOR

The background color palette consists of 5 variations.

Other Visual Elements

For other visuals, I added 5 types of pattern elements, one of which is dots, 4 types of accents, and 5 types of line patterns in pattern form.

For this generative art piece, I chose to upload it on-chain using a base blockchain. The art can be saved in PNG format by pressing "s".

This artwork has a total of 256 editions, and I will use the created art as material to experiment with design elements. There might also be a collaboration with collectors to create new products.

To see further development of this work, please check it out on Twitter or Warpcast. Thank you for reading.