Infinitely Scrolling E-Ink Landscape Never Repeats

Standard Chinese landscape scrolls can be a several dozen toes prolonged and call for the viewer to transfer together its size to perspective all the intricate detail in each portion. [Dheera Venkatraman] replicated this result with an E-Ink image frame that displays an infinitely scrolling, Shan Shui-style landscape that never repeats.

The landscape never repeats and is procedurally created employing a script created by [Lingdong Huang]. It is made up of a one HTML file with embedded JavaScript, so you can operate it locally with negligible resources, or watch the on the web demo. It is inspired by historical artworks these as A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains and Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains.

[Dheera]’s implementation uses a 10.3″ E-ink mounted in an off-the-shelf image body related to a Raspberry Pi Zero managing a forked version of [Lingdong]’s script. It does a decent career of averting the self-illuminated electronic look and generates a piece of decor that you could effortlessly just stand and stare at for a long time.

Laptop-generated art is producing a whole lot of waves with the arrival of AI styles like Dall-E and Stable Diffusion. The capability to convey primary artwork into existence with a uncomplicated phrase will have an undeniably profound prolonged-time period effect on the artwork environment.