Click the green flag to watch my Scratch take on "Schotter" by Georg Nees (1968). The original is a classic algorithmic artwork that depicts a gradient from order to chaos across a 12x22 grid of squares. In it, the squares’ orientations become increasingly randomized towards the bottom of the page.
Since the Scratch stage has a landscape orientation, I decided to flip the progress and make it horizontal (while the original is vertical). This is an iteration assignment from the book "Code as a creative medium" by Golan Levin and Tega Brain. Some hints about using 2 indexes and translate X taken from this https://www.flickr.com/photos/schockwellenreiter/32726343737/in/photostream/lightbox/ and here http://www.artsnova.com/Nees_Schotter_Tutorial.html I think it need some work on how squares are translated but for now I'm satisfied of the effect.
