Creative Coding

Some projects in p5.js from first and second years of college. I learned p5.js specifically for physics visualizations. Very rusty with it right now, but shouldn't be hard to get back at it! Hopefully I do, especially for the SoME thing!

Gallery Image 1 — Artistic impression of Huygens principle near an apperture (single point).

Gallery Image 2 — A set of particles under a common central force but also *tied* to each other.

Gallery Image 3 — My first Flow fields project.

Gallery Image 4 — Second flow field project: Electric field lines due to 3 charged particles.

Gallery Image 5 — I don't remember, but it's some mathy thing, came out of a question from Trivikram.

Gallery Image 6 — Another set of (good looking) nodes under a central force, just a little more art-sy.

Gallery Image 7 — Lots of Gauss primes plotted on the Cartesian plane.

Origami

Very old folding projects. But I have recently started to treat paper on my own, by using MC (Methyl Cellulose) and a little bit of generic glue (fevicol). Double tissues turned out pretty well, but the temperature to water to MC to glue ratio is yet to be nailed. Thanks to Boice for the info about the papers. I paused folding paper around 10 years ago, when every paper I ever found in the market we had access to back then was not suitable for complex origami. Finally in Summer of 2024, I started treating very thin tissue like paper with MC and doubling it. It works perfect. Also, Thai Unryu, I don't know if I will ever get to touch it!

Cooking

Some hostel room cooking. Started to love the basic essence of vegetables with sometimes very little magic of chick-pea powder, jeera poder, sesame powder and salt.

Cooking Image 2 — A home-like tomato dal except made using things unlike home - dal soaked, and then boiled in microwave, cooked in kadhai.

Cooking Image 3 — Trying to add things to a hostel-room plate.

Cooking Image 4 — A morning meal post long-run.

Cooking Image 5 — (MTR) Rasam and Aloo Capsicum.

Cooking Image 6 — Palak Dal, the home-way.

Cooking Image 7 — Aloo Capsicum again. Aloo, tomato, capsicum, onion, chilli and garlic combination has become my go to thing to make.

Cooking Image 8 — Onion Besan/Pitla. Tastes great with roti :) (and Dosa).

Cooking Image 9 — Cooking saag for the first time! Saag is <3. Also, standard saag mistake :) -- the shrinkage.