Not quite the intended effect, but getting close.

Bring in the canvas.

By Kate Compton. This gets at some of the issues I've been trying to figure out with the picture hanging arrangement generator.

From: https://twitter.com/GalaxyKate/status/1012788721379303424

Cool project and the design is super well scoped and executed.

From: https://belowthesurface.amsterdam/en/vondsten

Going for that Atari box art look.

Everything is going great.

More color coding experiments.

A lot of colors.

I'm trying out a padding function based off the aspect ratio of the font. This gets me most of the way to the font character-based grid I've been experimenting with.

This was fun. The gradient is from the mode of the first column classification to the mode of the second column classification.

New York Post headlines as lorem ipsum.

The official category colors (for now).

I made a nagivable grid of text inputs.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/text-character-grid

Experimenting with making a grid of monospaced character inputs.

I made a one-character-sized grid for the figure illustrations.

I don't think this slider version is successful -- to hard to understand the logic of what's going on.

Experimenting with a slider-based variation explorer for the picture hanging arrangement generator.

Back from eyeo working on the picture hanging arrangement generator in the backyard. Displaying the label letters on the pictures themselves seemed like a logical step but was too distracting, so they're gone now.

Latent space visualization.

From: https://hackernoon.com/latent-space-visualization-deep-learning-bits-2-bd09a46920df

Brent Jackson implemented a similar thing in as a tool for testing React components.

From: https://github.com/c8r/kit