ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Rubén Medellín https://linktr.ee/chubas.co I'm a professional Software Developer, diving into the vibrant world of creative coding and generative art with p5.js, and community building in the tech world. An image of hollowed cubes forming a pattern and optical illusion titled, ‘Cubed’ and an image of a cartoonish illustrated city titled ‘Cubist city’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Sophia Wood https://fractalkitty.com https://sophiawood.medium.com https://mathstodon.xyz/@fractalkitty Sophia Wood (she/her) is an artist and mathematician whose work fuses the realms of natural patterns, mathematical structures, and visual art. She takes joy in the creative process and produces works that range from intricate galaxies to meditative loops to quirky slug calligraphy. At the heart of Sophia's art lies a present-moment mindfulness of exploring the abstract with an anticipation of the joy of discovery. Sometimes contemplative and at other times playful, she conveys emotion, complex patterns, nature, and beauty in her work. Currently, she is exploring the intersection of code and poetry, mindfulness through visual patterns, and playful interactions involving math, nature, and science. She currently works as a Senior Producer at Brilliant.org, facilitates creative coding in local schools, and has just finished her two-year role as

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Elio Ramos Colón https://openprocessing.org/user/118807/?view=activity&o=15 Elio Ramos Colón grew up in Barranquitas, Puerto Rico. Since 1997, he has been a professor of Computer Science at the University of Puerto Rico at Humacao, teaching undergraduate courses in mathematics, computer programming and data visualization. Elio specializes in generative art and digital abstract art, basing his creative process on simple geometrical and mathematical concepts, which he pushes to the limit to achieve an interesting balance between simple and complex structures. Instagram: @garabatospr. An image of colorful spirals used as a pattern overlaid on top of each other titled, ‘Espirales’ rests at the bottom and right on a desktop and phone screen. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Torin Blankensmith https://torinblankensmith.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@blankensmithing Torin is a freelance creative technologist, real-time graphics artist, and educator focused on creating restorative mixed-reality installations, interactive experiences, and open-source creative tools. His work explores emerging techniques in real-time graphics pulling inspiration from systems and patterns of emergent behavior in nature. He's a co-creator of Shader Park, an open source JavaScript library and community for creating interactive procedural 2D and 3D shaders / real-time graphics and animations using code. Torin is currently the Associate Director of Technology at Studio Elsewhere. His work involves creating large-scale interactive and immersive environments for medical professionals to alleviate stress, for patients in clinical studies aiding in neuroscience research on brain recovery, and for children during their visits to medical centers

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Verde (Walter Maiorino) I'm a new media artist based in Taranto (Italy). My work focuses primarily in exploring the tyings between mental spaces and the urban spaces, varying from the analysis of specific areas to more personal ways of telling different kinds of perceptions. Instagram: @io_sono_verde_. An image of colorful circles and lima-bean shapes overlaid on top of each other titled, ‘RGB: Glaukos’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Metamere https://genart.social/@Metamere Generative Artist, Creative Coder. Background in M.E. and generative design (aero degree), traditional drawing, sculpture, photography, music, adventure. I'm seeking my way forward as an artist. I'm here to learn, have fun, make friends, and to create and share a lot of cool stuff. I want to help make the world a better place. I believe in the golden rule—treat others as you want to be treated. An image of slanted lines in orange, blue, black, yellow, teal moving downward like heavy rain titled, ‘Windswept Infinity Demo: Splatter’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Juan Carlos Ponce Campuzano https://www.dynamicmath.xyz/ I am a mathematician living in Brisbane where I teach mathematics and work on the design and integration of online learning modules and interactive mathematical applets. Instagram: @gela.js. An image of a pixellated scratch in purple black and blue titled, ‘Luminous Laser Symphony’ rests on the right. An image of a rainbow ripple titled ‘Rainbow Waves’ rests at the bottom. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by meezwhite meezwhite.xyz meezwhite is a versatile programmer and artist based in Vienna, Austria with a diverse background in digital media, interactive technologies and experimental arts. His works are driven by a fascination with abstract and enigmatic systems, and currently, he is exploring the tension between embracing and transcending the precise and the predetermined. In recent years, meezwhite's artistic journey has manifested in the form of generative art and pseudo-randomness, inviting viewers to focus on the unfolding of logic in unpredictable yet deliberate ways. Drawing on his programming background, meezwhite also develops tools and libraries, aiming to enhance the creative process for himself and fellow artists. Twitter: @meezwhite. An image of geometric shapes creating a retro-chic grid-like pattern with modular trapezoids, rectangles, and circles, in brown, yellow, orange, teal, black, and dark blue titled, ‘Maximalist Geometry’

ALT A colorful rainbow bannered graphic that reads, ‘Donate Today! donorbox.org/to-the-power-of-10’ in the middle. The graphic is decorated with logo stickers from the Processing foundation and a reward tier item tech taco.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Maria Paneta mariapaneta.com https://vimeo.com/mariapaneta Maria Paneta (b.1988, Athens) is an artist who works on the verge of art and architecture. She explores the ways machines communicate with living things through mixed reality, wearables, and computer-generated imagery. She creates spaces dealing with augmented life in non-human environments and the bodily interfaces of their inhabitants. She has architectural training and studied interaction design at the Bartlett School of Architecture UCL. She has exhibited internationally with shows in Athens, London, Utrecht, Texas and was part of the 150th anniversary of Harper’s Bazaar in MoCA Shanghai. She has worked with leading cultural and research institutions including the Bartlett School of Architecture, the Victoria & Albert Museum London, Saudi Ministry of Culture where she taught interaction design. Instagram: @taeras. An image of flowers and other fauna and flora edited together in a

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Katya Nadezhdina https://www.behance.net/46937cd4 Born in 2001 in Podolsk, Moscow region. I explore fields of privacy and personal boundaries, based on working with my own feelings and physicality. As a media artist I work with graphic editors and processing. I’m keen on creating various artworks made of primitive shapes and vectors. Using generative graphics helps me to expand my artistic practice. Instagram: @iamkatura. An image of the an orb absorbing and emitting green energy smoke titled, ‘PM2.5 – generative video art based on vector fields’ rests at the bottom and right on a desktop and phone screen. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Peter Ha peterha.net Peter Ha is an artist, designer and educator based in Toronto, Canada. He is the co-founder of Equal Parts Studio, a contemporary graphic design practice, and teaches design process and interactive media at OCAD University. He creates artwork with code with a focus on experimental animations. His professional experience as a visual communicator informs his artistic approach by using shapes, color and movement to create bold and mesmerizing visuals. Instagram and Twitter: @hiddenenigma. An image of orange wavy water titled, ‘Warm Waves’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Roni Kaufman https://ronikaufman.github.io/ https://genart.social/@ronikaufman Programmer and artist living in Sweden. Instagram: @roni.kaufman.art. Twitter: @KaufmanRoni. An image of strings of rainbow colored ribbons forming a zig zag patterned shape titled, ‘Rainbow Ribbons’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Jordanne Chan jordanne.ca Jordanne (she/they) is an educator, artist, Geocities evangelist and cat enthusiast based in Toronto, Canada. She likes to do digital crafts on the web. Instagram: @jordanne.ca. Twitter: @jordannechan. An image of 9 cute yellow ducks on wheels placed in a 3x3 grid titled, ‘The Wheels on the Duck Go Round and Round’ rests at the bottom. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Dave Pagurek https://www.davepagurek.com/ https://genart.social/@davepagurek Dave (he/him) is a computer graphics programmer in Toronto, Canada, who helps develop the WebGL mode of p5.js. In his spare time, Dave enjoys leaving geometry problems on his friends' whiteboards for them to solve. Instagram: @dpagurek. Twitter: @davepvm. An image of a purple bird standing curiously behind a green bottle against a pink background titled, ‘What's This?’ rests at the bottom. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Henry Quoc Tran https://www.qwook.io/ Henry is a creative technologist from San Jose, California. He uses code to visualize abstract concepts, such as the mind during meditation, systems theory, brain reward systems, and the experience of growing apart from friends. Henry is actively working on a horror game that explores an obsession with internet nostalgia. Instagram: @nohurryhen. Twitter: @henryqtran. An image of loose fuschia and orange threads moving gracefully in the air titled, ‘Weaving of the Red Thread’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Angelika Grzegorczyk (gela.js) Angelika Grzegorczyk is a digital creator of generative art from Poland, Poznan where she graduated with a MFA of Intermedia Arts (University of Arts in Poznan). On a daily basis, she works as a QA Tester. Her generative works focus mainly on geometrical forms and vivid colors. A fan of experimenting with visual errors for aesthetic purposes. Instagram: @gela.js. An image of a pixellated scratch in purple black and blue titled, ‘Luminous Laser Symphony’ rests on the right. An image of a triangulated rocky crystal formation in black, blue, with a white shine titled ‘Sculpted Serenity’ rest at the bottom. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.

ALT A colorful rainbow bannered graphic that reads, ‘#DecadeofCode Throughout this ‘Decade of Code’ celebration, we would like to highlight the community of talented artists that create art using our softwares. They have generously donated their work as part of a tier of rewards for our community. Let’s celebrate and experience the vibrant community of artists that make our softwares worthwhile!’ in the middle with the Processing Foundation logo in black and December, 2023 as the footer.

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Brian Wu Brian Wu, an accomplished architectural and computational designer, seamlessly merges practical experience with advanced computational skills. Proficient in software such as Processing, Grasshopper, and Houdini, Brian has spent years integrating these tools to address intricate urban and architectural challenges. Currently serving as an architectural designer at Morphosis, he actively engages in international competitions, showcasing his innovative approach. With seven years of diverse experience in architectural design, freelance architecture, and interior design across LA, UK, and Taiwan, Brian's portfolio spans successful projects in residential, commercial, and machine learning in architecture. His adept management extends from early schematic design to project completion. Brian's collaborations include partnerships with architectural and interior firms, notably contributing to Autodesk on machine learning project, where his cont

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Joo/Jules Park A multidisciplinary designer and creative technologist interested in all things 3D, AR/VR/MR, and generative art. Currently finishing up a degree in interactive digital media while working in research to build XR prototypes exploring different human interaction cases for mixed reality smart (AI) environments. She hopes to combine her love and passion for arts, technology, and research to create new tools or interfaces complementing human creativity, storytelling, and play. She is also open to collaboration and receiving recipe recommendations of your favorite soup! Instagram: @joopark.io. Twitter: @itsjulespark. An image of the words creative, coding, and festival along with the * shape used as a pattern brush to create a beautiful composition in red, pastel orange, purples, greens, titled, ‘Visual Iterations with the Boids Algorithm, Creative Coding Festival Graphics (2023)’ rests at the bottom and right on a desktop and phone

ALT Header: Fundraiser. Body text: Designed by Nygilia www.nygilia.xyz Nygilia stands as a proficient multidisciplinary artist, deftly crafting mixed-media artworks that draw inspiration from the realms of fantasy, gaming, and the rich tapestry of multicultural influences. Originating from New York, her creative evolution was nurtured by a childhood immersed in basketball and video games, including iconic titles like Final Fantasy and Legend of Zelda. This exposure kindled a profound affinity for the narrative power, cultural depth, and visual expression found within these realms. Instagram and Twitter: @nygi_xxv. An image of a glitched figure of a person looking off into the distance forlornly in black, white, digital green, blue, red, and many other colors; titled, ‘Retrograde: The Unreleased Eden’ rests at the bottom and right. Footer: the Processing Foundation logo in black and date December, 2023. Background image: rainbow ribbon design by Roni Kaufman in low opacity.