This is an introduction to Pt. Pt is experimental and fun. You can read more about the motivations here. This guide will talk about the basic concepts of Pt, and I would like it to be understandable to people who are learning to code. …

Point, Form, and Space — an experiment By a like law we see how earth is pied With shells and conchs, where, with soft waves, the sea Beats on the thirsty sands of curving shores. …

Kubist transforms an ordinary image into cubism-like composition. You can play with the web app and get the source code. A few years ago, I came across a curious image made of colorful triangular tiles. The triangles seemed to be placed randomly, and somehow they looked rhythmic and unified. …

While well-cooked pasta is good for teeth, well-designed pasta is food for thought. When I was living in a small Italian town, I cooked pasta and contemplated upon their forms in idle evenings. What a fantastic medium to capture tomato sauce indeed! Spaghetti often isn’t sauce enough, and Rigatoni sometimes has too much. Variations of Fusilli (spiral-shape), Farfalle (butterfly-shaped), and Casarecce (has a nice twist) are lovely, practical, well-engineered solutions.