Life is full of little surprises. Verrassing (Dutch for surprise) is a generative work of art. A grid of ever changing shapes resembling insects (butterflies, moths, beetles), flowers, or religious, spiritual symbols. In some cases the shapes interlock, creating new patterns.

What do you see? What does it remind you of? What does it tell you?

The hash determines the grid layout, the colors, the (number of) shapes, the line width, and the background color. Some outputs, like black on white are rarer than others.

Why choose between a unique perpetual animation (not a loop btw) and a unique image when you can have both?

Mouse click -> stop animation and save image

Keyboard
q -> stop animation
s -> save image
p -> play animation