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Built a system that turns taste into data and data back into — Started with a moodboard of references I’d been collec...
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Built a system that turns taste into data and data back into art. — @rndyrbrts.
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Built a system that turns taste into data and data back into art.
Started with a moodboard of references I’d been collecting — diagrams, memes, scans, glyphs, ritual geometry, fictional interfaces. Ran it through a process that extracts the meta from each piece: tags, signal, structure, palette. Combined the lot into a liminal atlas — a space organized by tags
and by my personal philosophy.
From there, an LLM steered by that philosophy generates brand new code-art
interfaces. Live HTML. Live canvas. Each artifact thematically derivative of
the original moodboard, each one novel.
Auratech ideometry. Taste, executing.
Tap in if you’re curious how it works.
rndyrbrts
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everyone asking "how" i'll break the system down in a series this week. what part do you want me to start…
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This is pretty cool, so I figured out these are all kind of generated code art interfaces and These were extracted from a design system that I basically I started with a mood board, right of all this cool stuff that I collected and I ran it through a process and I extracted a bunch of Data from each of the pieces and then I combined that into sort of like a liminal atlas a space where You know, it's all organized by the tags and it's also being organized by my kind of personal philosophy and From that I can generate brand new novel interfaces that are You know thematically similar or derivative from my original mood board and my philosophy and it's super super cool It's super fun The neat thing about this is that it's not like, you know directly harvesting ideas It's just taking and extracting the meta from things and kind of recombining them structurally also through the lens of a philosophy or a world view and We know where you have like endless combinatorial At-bats to try to find cool ideas I'll post more about this if this seems interesting. I mean, I'm just gonna do it anyway because I think it's interesting I really love like some of these though Tap in let me know if you think this is cool or if you're curious about how to do it
Appears in
- Guide: The One-Person Studio: Creative Tech Stack That Replaces a Team
- Deeper dive: The One-Person Studio: Creative Tech Stack That Replaces a Team
- Guide: Art Without Gatekeepers: How AI is Rebuilding the Creative Economy
- Deeper dive: Art Without Gatekeepers: How AI is Rebuilding the Creative Economy
- Guide: Escaping the AI House Style — Taste Trained on the Public Domain
- Deeper dive: Escaping the AI House Style — Taste Trained on the Public Domain
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