A color-tinted screenshot of an article from The Verge showing an example generated artwork in the style of Mondrian

The Verge featuring my Generative Placeholders project

The Verge wrote about my project Generative Placeholders.

Generative Placeholders is a new tool that lets you embed autogenerated placeholder art into a website that changes with every page refresh. It only requires a brief bit of embedded code. The key word here is “placeholder,” which suggests that the tool’s creator, Stefan Bohacek, sees it as the visual equivalent of a Lorem Ipsum text generator (or the far superior Hipster Ipsum), designed to fill a prototype website with something while it’s under construction.

theverge.com

I particularly like that they included a generated image in the article that changes on every page reload, which nicely illustrates the project’s functionality.

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