"Pixel Paradigm" is a generative art project that merges the distinctive 4-bit aesthetics of the late '70s to early '80s video games with modern algorithms. It breathes life into simplistic, pixelated elements, transforming them into complex, ever-evolving patterns that pay homage to the vintage arcade era while exploring the limitless potential of generative art.

Params
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Density: determines the number of characters that are built.

Deviation: Sets a distortion range for each character.

Buffer: Amount of margin to give to each character in its cell.

Pallet: Pallet section from the top 100 pallets on ColourLovers.com

Custom Pallet: Use your pallet with a list of hex values separated by commas. At least two are required to use a custom pallet. For instance, "00aeef,ec008c,fff200,060008" for CMYK.

Dust: Add some dust to the overall output. Set it to 0 to turn it off.

Scratches: Add some scratch texture to the overall output. Set it to 0 to turn it off.

Banding: The density of any gradient used. The higher the value, the less smooth the gradients.


Royalties Splits:
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50% Donation to minter


Dependencies:
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processing/p5.js
lodash/lodash
Jam3/nice-color-palettes
@liamegan1/fxhash-helpers

Keys
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Export to a PNG format at several different sizes.
- Press s: save the current render size
- Press t: scale to screen size
- Press f: full print size (see features for dimensions)

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Minting InstructionsParams for minting "Pixel Paradigm"
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Density: determines the number of characters that are built.

Deviation: Sets a distortion range for each character.

Buffer: Amount of margin to give to each character in its cell.

Pallet: Pallet section from the top 100 pallets on ColourLovers.com

Custom Pallet: Use your pallet with a list of hex values separated by commas. At least two are required to use a custom pallet. For instance, "00aeef,ec008c,fff200,060008" for CMYK.

Dust: Add some dust to the overall output. Set it to 0 to turn it off.

Scratches: Add some scratch texture to the overall output. Set it to 0 to turn it off.

Banding: The density of any gradient used. The higher the value, the less smooth the gradients.