zach lieberman·Jan 7Daily Sketches in 2025One of the highlights of sketching in 2025 was spending time with the physarum algorithm, an algorithm based on this paper by Jeff Jones…A response icon1A response icon1
zach lieberman·Jan 6Daily Sketches in 2024One of the things that I find inspiring but also deeply frustrating when I’m working is how to convey natural phenomenon in code…
zach lieberman·Jan 6Daily Sketches in 2023In 2023 I spent time digging deeper into the light algorithm, specifically trying to find ways to break it or adjust it in ways that made…
zach lieberman·Jan 5Daily Sketches in 2022I started the year doing lots of ribbon studies, but trying to explore different and more varied varieties of shading. One thing I’ve…
zach lieberman·Jan 5Daily Sketches in 2021I began 2021 looking at a computational technique to animate from one curve to another. This technique uses a few technical approaches —…
zach lieberman·Jan 4Daily Sketches in 2020In 2020, I did experiments with generative growth algorithms. These algorithms are essentially a set of rule that govern how a form gets…
zach lieberman·Jan 4Daily Sketches in 2019Sometimes one of the joys of daily sketching is working in an iterative way. I always start with a simple idea and see what happens when…
zach lieberman·Jan 2Daily Sketches in 2018In 2018 I started the practice of making giclee (inkjet) prints of my sketches, a practice I continue to this day. While so much of my work…A response icon1A response icon1
zach lieberman·Jan 2I spent 10 years making a sketch (in code) every day and here’s what I learned…(I just hit a milestone of posting a sketch every day for the last 10 years 😅. I’ve written about each year here: 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019…A response icon2A response icon2
zach lieberman·Dec 18, 2024box light studiesBox light studies is a long form project I’m launching on artblocks in an auction that concludes today. It represents a view into my daily…
