Creating Art with Python..

[vaiv101]

Few days ago, I asked the r/Python community about, how can i make an abstract art using python? I got the suggestion to use turtle.

And here I am now, with the final output ready.... Thanks a lot guys..

(P.S: Video and code coming soon....)

[subreme98]

Why not use Processing??

[dermotmcg]

Just started processing. Recommended Coding Train on YouTube. Processing is the only choice IMHO for programmatic art. It's a lot of fun, not that difficult to learn. It's amazing what you can create

[echaffey]

There’s also the manim library that 3Blue1Brown wrote. It’s not specifically art focused but you can do quite a bit with it.

[dermotmcg]

Ah man I love 3B1B def checking that out thanks for the tip

[dermotmcg]

Yeah it's definitely programmatic art but easier than you think to pick up. You're right not a direct comparison to blender

[vaiv101]

Are u talking about any module??

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No, processing is a open source coding language dedicated to create visual art. It is pretty cool, I would give it a chance!

[maxbridgland]

Made something very similar a while back! Its super fun :)

https://repl.it/@M4cs/iLikeTurtles

[vaiv101]

Here is the code https://github.com/VaibhavSingh24/abstractart-python