Tych started as an exploration of the collaboration between human and computer in generative work. Tych is an attempt to bring personality to a generative system, combining fundamental aspects of computer generated art (Grids and high frequency of repetition) and human created art (Inconsistency and random misalignment on each stroke).

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A curated selection of the best fx(text) articles from the launch week.

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A companion piece to episode 40 (!!!) of the weekly podcast, Waiting To Be Signed. Follow along while you listen to the show, and consider purchasing this article to help support the show!


E40 - Making Legend

Since I was a kid, the theories about the origin of The Universe have fascinated me. My friends and I released The Big Bang as our genesis collection in Emergent Properties, as a way to express the big plans we had for the platform. Since then, the idea of creating "The Cosmic Soup" has been built-in my brain. 

Still, it's hard to tell if I found the soup recipe or if it was the recipe the one who found me. Let me explain why.  

Dripping Pixels: Making "The Cosmic Soup"

The fourth edition of our signature event “Issue” marks an important moment in the generative art ecosystem, it has proven that it is not hype or a temporary trend we’re experiencing, and as digital art keeps penetrating our society, many possibilities are unfolding above the simple act of collecting.

TGAM Issue #04: Intersection

Big New Years episode with special guest KenConsumer, host of the Arbitrarily Deterministic podcast. We go review Ken's Top 10 of 2022 and recap the drops from the last two weeks. Follow along with article below and we appreciate anyone who collects as a way to support the show!

E52 - Computer-Made Art

What I was taught was disrupted, and grid studies left unfinished, and oh do we have a BINGO?

This is my 12th and final drop (*&^*) on fxhash. To celebrate my journey on fxhash, this is a work that builds on the first ever class I have written: class Calligraphy(){}. As I grow as an artist and a coder, my work has evolved. Some stuff stay the same, but there are still some much to learn. The whole community has been godsend, but there is one particular artist, I would like to make a tribute of this work to: Rudxane. Code can be copied, explicitly or implicitly. But this my own take across various of Rudxane's work and hope our taste is agreeable somewhat and that it is still me. 

Life has no scores

As part of our fourth exhibition "Issue #04 Intersection" Rudxane joins TGAM for a casual conversation about his practice and generative art.

TGAM: A casual chat with Rudxane

Learn more about the creator behind rings(∞), Tych, Disrupt, "unfinished", Garabatos and many more generative collections...

The Intersection Between Computers and Humans Inspire Rudxane's Artwork

TGAM turns one and what a year has been. On the 31th of December 2021, a group of developers and engineers started "The Generative Art Museum", a project dedicated to spread the word about generative art. At that time, generative art was pretty much unknown. 
Our mission: to change that. 

TGAM First Anniversary

This week is all about curves and textures — subtle gradations that can make or break a piece; there's also some lovely synchronicity between the color palettes. Come for the abstract art. Stay for the hidden gems.

fxGems #12 ⏀ Top 117 Best Abstract Projects from Dec. 2021 - Part III

Times are slow but the weeks are still BIG and so are the episodes. The hosts talk their Charcoal Seed mints, unthinkable offers accepted, and what are all these other platforms? Plus fxhash mintables, drops of the week, some fun things to look forward to, and Poetry on Art Blocks.

E69 - Platform Roundup!

Will and Trinity catch up on the happenings in the broader blockchain universe. We discuss the free tez giveaway, our cross-chain future, and the latest generative drops Verse. Of course we talk about the latest fxhash drops and a week of crazy sales!

E71 - 5 Tez Collections

In which we talk about our experiences out on the town at IRL events, the market, and everyone's favorite topic - signed distance functions! 

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