My younger brother Pranav Maradani is interested in art. We wanted to try if we could create string art in an automated way. We chose the vertical orientation because it could potentially allow arb...

In the previous post on Interactive Mandalas, we could easily draw beautiful Mandalas with simple strokes across the screen.  Given that even simple strokes generated beautiful patterns, I...

In a previous post on Interactive Voronoi, we duplicated points by rotating them around the center as part of the Voronoi Kaleidoscope.  I learnt that this is quite similar to how Mandalas...

I learnt about Voronoi diagrams while working on a previous post.  In that post, all the seeds were generated randomly.  I wanted to try something a bit more interactive so I have mor...

Towards the end of previous posts on Sliders and Bézier Curve Animations, we could draw Polygon Whirls for any regular or irregular convex polygon using a recursive method.  I wanted to se...

In a previous post on Polygon Stacks, I wanted to use sliders similar to Spiral Stack to make them interactive.  However, at that point, I did not know how to create such sliders i...

In a previous post about Trees, I used straight lines and parts of circles to create curves.  Since then, I am learning more about curves and came across Bézier curves.  I liked t...

While searching for interesting patterns with polygons, I came across Spiral Triangle and Spiral Stack by Mike Bostock that I really liked.  I wanted to reproduce these in Python Turtle an...

I learnt about recursion.  There are lots of examples of drawing trees using recursion and Python Turtle.  I wanted to try these and also see if I can do something different that wasn...

Rectangular I wanted to draw checkerboards in Python Turtle.  To get a filled polygon in Turtle, it has to be drawn entirely in one go as a closed shape.  The common type of che...