Hello! I'm Kwame Bruce Busia, but many know me better as just Bruce or Studio Yorktown. My artistic journey has taken me from architecture, to photography, graphic design, and even creating tools for fellow digital artists. Today, I'm deeply immersed in the world of generative

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'Tekton' Sketches- My method for iteration is simply to code, then draw on top of the outputs, and then go back, code in a cycle. This way I get to see what's missing and decide if I am able to solve the problem, or if it's an idea that maybe needs to be saved for a later work.

Some more development sketches from 'Perpendicular Inhabitation' - These capture the exact moments that certain solutions or 'eureka' moments arrived. Many are a result of play, where answers come when you don't look for them. Thus, it is more a process of channeling than force.

Some (very) early 'Tesseract' concept sketches. Any final algorithm represents maybe the best 20% of all the ideas I've explored, but most of my enjoyment is in working through the 80% that each might be able to live on as part of some future work in various configurations.

I wanted to share some early 'Sabler' development sketches, as well as some ideas that did not quite make it into the final algorithm. The brown color scheme was inspired by this Anni Albers tapestry, which was in fact the inspiration for the entire collection.