Ruth and Tim speak to artist & creative coder Matt Delauries about his process, goals when creating, and all things generative art. For those that don't know Matt, his open-source code around generative art is a great place to start, as well as his many many conference talks and workshops, and of course all the beautiful beautiful art.

Ruth and Tim dig into algorithms! What are they, why do we use them, and what are some useful algorithms to look at when building generative art.

In another random chat, recording between episodes, Tim and Ruth explore creativity - what it means, the creative brain, why are we creative and the need for it.

Ruth and Tim have a big chat with Jake Albaugh, creative coder, experimenter & mad scientist who can hear colors. His projects expand across a broad range of topics with the web in common. 

Yet another managerial episode from Ruth and Tim, where they give an overview of what you might use to create generative art, or get started with creative coding. Each of the things discussed are a subject to themselves, but to start let's have an overview of what you could use in your creative journey.

Tim and Ruth have a lot to chat about it would seem. So welcome to the first in our off piste episodes: Chat.random(). Just like generative art, these chats are random, accidental, but worth keeping, so we did just that. This is the first Chat.random() and it is all about just that; randomness! We just couldn't help it!

Our first guest! The talented Charlie Gleason joins us and chats about his journey into creative coding and the things he has built. All the way through Actionscript, sound engineering, design and of course there's some generative art in there!

In this episode Ruth and Tim have a big wide look into the world of creative code, exploring both digital and generative art. There's lots to know, so lets get into it!

Ruth and Tim get to talking about what they want to get out of this podcast, where we want to take it, and preaching the good word of creative code, and generative art.