Python script to randomly generate images similar to the gridlike paintings of Piet Mondrian.
The primary script, mondriana.py generates a random grid and then further subdivides one or more randomly chosen rectangles within the grid. It then fills a few of the resulting spaces with either solid red, yellow, blue or black, leaving most of the rectangles as white space. A new painting is generated with each repetition, each being saved to a selected directory and overwriting the previous file.
The second script, updateinky.py, takes the most recent picture and displays it on a Pimoroni Inky Impression 7.3 7-color E paper display.
I've also included the necessary additions to the Pi crontab file to change the display image every ten minutes.
This script was written as a project to create a continuously changing image for a Pimoroni Inky Impression 7.3 800x480 color e-ink display, though it could be easily modified for other formats.
