Processing has been my sketchbook for computational ideas since I first encountered it. These sketches represent ongoing experiments—some deliberate explorations, others happy accidents discovered while testing parameters.

The collection includes studies in colour bar motion, where vertical strips animate with Brownian motion patterns. There's something meditative about watching colour fields drift and bounce within constraints—ordered chaos that never quite repeats.

A separate thread explores network density visualizations for Bittensor, attempting to represent the topology of decentralized systems in ways that reveal structure without overwhelming with complexity. These sketches iterate through different approaches to the same fundamental question: how do you make the invisible visible?

Other experiments deal with square distortion, interpolation studies, and jellyfish-like particle animations. Each sketch starts small—a single idea tested until it either fails or opens up new directions.