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One artist I was really drawn to was Holger Lippman. I found his work really interesting because he was able to use coding to create these pieces that replicated a style similar to post-impressionism. Generating these images that are unique each time is something pretty incredible. Being able to replicate paint strokes really creates this cool effect. One piece of his in particular, “noise warp” reminds me a lot of Van Gogh’s style and specifically Starry Night. In some of the other series you can see inspiration from Monet and other famous artists. I also really liked another one of his pieces called, “ripple” using the curveVertex function. I experimented with that function in my project and it’s cool to see how complex it can actually get to create these really complex shapes and patterns. Overall and through creating one of these projects myself, it takes some problem solving and trial and error to find what you’re looking for. On my project I was actually surprised at what I found by mistake and it influenced some of my design ideas.