MapFight
MapFight is a simple web tool for visually comparing the geographical sizes of different countries, regions, and cities. I find it a surprisingly useful and engaging way to grasp scale.
This category collects resources at the intersection of technology and art, focusing on digital and programmatic creation. You'll find tools like `prettymaps` for generating artistic maps, as well as guides for exploring niche digital art forms like the demoscene. It's for anyone interested in technical approaches to visual expression or experimental digital art.
MapFight is a simple web tool for visually comparing the geographical sizes of different countries, regions, and cities. I find it a surprisingly useful and engaging way to grasp scale.
prettymaps is a Python library that generates beautiful, artsy maps from OpenStreetMap data for any global address. It leverages osmnx, matplotlib, shapely, and vsketch to create highly customizable visualizations.
This video showcases an interesting experiment where 2,400 artists each interpreted a single prompt to generate unique renders, highlighting diverse creative outcomes from a shared starting point.
This guide provides a structured, 14-day path to get into the demoscene, a unique and technically demanding digital art form. It's a solid primer for anyone looking to understand and contribute to this underground computer art culture.