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Graphics with NumPy

In this tutorial you find NumPy exercises that create images.

title image

It is meant as a gentle introduction to NumPy. It assumes that you have made your first steps with Python already. To get the best out of it, put it into practice immediately:

paint things – create art – have fun!


Installation

If you are using the Anaconda distribution, you should have all necessary libraries already.

Otherwise, download or clone the git repository github.com/krother/generative_art and install the libraries using pip:

:::bash
pip install -r requirements.txt

Next, try the examples and challenges.


First Steps

Example Topic
Creating Images Create a grayscale image
Color Create a RGB image
Random Blur Create random pixels
Flags Slicing
Repeat Repeating tiles

Elementary Geometry

Example Topic
Stars Indexing
Lines Arithmetics
Gradient Linear space
Triangles Matrix operations
Circles Euclidean Distances
Mask Indexing
Meme Generator Adding text with Pillow

Machine Learning

Example Topic
K-Means Clustering
Decision Tree Color prediction
Convolution CNN kernel
Monte Carlo Sampling

Effects

Example Topic
Rotation Rotation figure
Shadow shadow using a mask
Warhol Color channels
Puzzle vstack and hstack
Contour Lines Gaussian Mixture
Edge Detection Sobel Operator
Dragon Curve Recursive graphics
Mandelbrot Recursive graphics
Hexpanda Hexbin plot

Animations

Example Topic
Flower Assembly puzzle
Vortex rotating parts
Sand blows away moving particles
Star Wars Titles text moving in 3D
Infinity Blossom depth illusion
Thank You scripted assembly

Contact

(c) 2024 Dr. Kristian Rother ([email protected])

Distributed under the conditions of the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.


References

The Brandenburg Gate image is by Thomas Wolf, www.foto-tw.de / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0

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