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@nimion_art nimion_art
nimion_art posts on TikTok about perlin, patterns, robot, 6969 the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XX engagements in the last XX hours.
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"Perlin Noise pt.2 drawn by Ink Bot a drawing robot that I built and programmed This one turned out much better than the last one in my opinion. It is the same algorithm I just scaled up the amplitudes and and frequencies of the sine waves. Enjoy Perlin noise is a type of pseudo-random noise often used in computer graphics to create smooth natural-looking patterns like clouds terrain or flowing water. This piece was created by generating a grid of values using Perlin noise. Then sine waves were drawn across the grid row by row using the grid values to scale the amplitude and frequency of the"
TikTok Link @nimion_art 2025-07-23T22:06Z 1346 followers, 7168 engagements
"Perlin Noise pt.3 drawn by Ink Bot a drawing robot that I built and programmed. Enjoy Perlin noise is a type of pseudo-random noise often used in computer graphics to create smooth natural-looking patterns like clouds terrain or flowing water. For this piece I generated a grid of values using a Perlin noise Python function then created sine waves across the grid row by row with each waves amplitude and frequency shaped by the grid values. An inverted white-ink layer came first followed by a black-ink layer to bring out the random ridges. Follow along for more artwork by Ink Bot and me and"
TikTok Link @nimion_art 2025-08-13T21:01Z 1348 followers, 5658 engagements
"Heres another Perlin noise inspired drawing made by Ink Bot a pen plotter robot I designed and programmed. This was a custom made piece for @Cancington Knots . Enjoy Perlin noise is a form of pseudo-random noise often used in graphics to generate smooth organic-looking patterns like landscapes clouds or water. For this piece I built a grid of values using a Python Perlin noise function then mapped sine waves across it row by row. The grid values controlled each waves amplitude and frequency. First a red marker layer was used as the background. Then a blue marker layer was added on top to"
TikTok Link @nimion_art 2025-09-04T01:15Z 1348 followers, 6580 engagements
"Another Perlin noise inspired drawing by Ink Bot. Enjoy This pattern actually came about before my other Perlin noise drawings because of an error in my code. I was trying to randomly vary the frequency and amplitude of a sine wave that travels across each row. I accidentally multiplied two values inside of the sine function instead of adding them and this was the result. I finally decided to give the script to Ink Bot to draw and I think it turned out pretty cool #creativecoding #penplotter #algorithmicart #arduino #artprocess"
TikTok Link @nimion_art 2025-09-17T21:14Z 1348 followers, 6726 engagements
"Perlin Noise pt.1 drawn by Ink Bot a drawing robot that I built and programmed. Enjoy Perlin noise is a type of pseudo-random noise used to create smooth natural-looking randomness. Its commonly used in computer graphics and generative art to produce textures and patterns that resemble things like clouds terrain or flowing water. This piece was was created by generating a grid of values using Perlin noise. The values then dictated the amplitude and frequency of sine waves as they travel across the grid a technique known as as amplitude/frequency modulation. Make sure to follow for more"
TikTok Link @nimion_art 2025-07-16T21:21Z 1348 followers, 552.1K engagements