Triangle Subdivisions (2021)
Triangle Subdivisions is a study on a specific geometrical subset of possible triangle subdivisions. I published a blog post to describe the process, see links below.
Triangle Subdivisions is a showcase how little code can generate a lot of variation. Only 638 bytes of JavaScript are needed to generate the entire collection of 638 unique artworks.
To get an overview of the collection, I made a page where all mints are displayed next to each other. They are ordered by subdivision type, which makes it easy to spot subdivisions that are almost similar. But upon close inspection, you can see that they are all different.
You can also find a link below to a page where you can tile the plane with a single variation.
Related links
Explanation of the Triangle Subdivision - An article I wrote that explains the quest to define this type of subdivisions.
The collection on FXHash - All 638 mints can be viewed here, and there is a (secondary) marketplace where a variation may be purchased as an NFT
The code on IPFS - This is the actual JavaScript code that is used to generate all variations in this collection.