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planet-aRt

aRtsy has a neat iterative feature where you can make art with a series of 'planets'. Cellular automota are used to fill in their surfaces to create funky patterns.

Here I use aRtsy and MetBrewer in quick script to make myself an out-of-this-world profile picture for my Github page.

A little more about cellular automota

Cellular automota are created by defining a grid of cells each containing an enitity, where each entity has a state. Each cell has a "neighborhood" of surrounding cells, which are used to determine each entity's state. In this universe, each time point is a generation that produces new cell states based on their previous neighborhood's state.

Cellular automota allow us to consider what the simplest possible agent that interacts with other agents around it to create complex systems could look like. The result is a system that exhibits complex behaviour, not unlike that observed in nature.

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