Augmentation for Generative Grammar Authors
Example from the Context Free Art Gallery
Generative grammars have applications in practical and creative systems. Development of these grammars usually requires programming knowledge and the generation of many iterations to achieve a desired effect. This project explores alternative feedback systems for visual grammar authoring. We propose three classes of interventions that assist the author in developing grammars: the ability to provide instantaneous feedback, records of past variations, and visualizations of where to go next. I created an experimental wrapper application for Context Free, a visual design grammar language (also known as CFDG), that implements several of these prototype interventions into the authoring process.
Below you will find more examples using CFDG, as well as a link to the experimental wrapper tool and a link to the full report. You can also view the project on Bitbucket.
More examples from the Context Free Art Gallery
