Danielle Navarro

@djnavarro.net

occasionally reasonable

i made my first ever youtube comment after discovering music i am not cool enough to love, and am dying at the discovery that at some point in my life i set my username to "tchebychevinequality". because of course i did

Having calmed down a little I will say this. One of the most utterly depressing things about being trans in Australia in 2026 is that most backward steps lately haven't come from conservatives. The worst changes in the last few years have come from progressives and LGBTIQ orgs pushing terrible ideas

watching claude struggle to edit a word document is validating every nasty thought i have ever had about word documents. unlike the poor human editor the agent can actually see the OOXML. and even with that extra knowledge it still fucks up the document every time it acts. word sucks

it's wild how quickly i lose interest with systems when they "just work" and require no further action from me as the artist. yay, after days of tinkering with the code i can now generate an arbitrary number of these things with only the seed as input, and it works every time. i am immediately bored

yeah yeah it's a bunch of stripes in orange and black and white, and the edges all feel very organic almost as if paint were dripping on the canvas, and there are streaks and protrusions everywhere. and it's legitimately lovely, and i love that i wrote the code for this myself from scratch. but i've got another 200 of these just like it on my laptop and so, like, now what?

the 85th output of the 17th iteration of the 4th attempt at designing a system around an idea i nicked off another generative artist, and at last i don't hate it

blah blah, colours, stripes, streaks. look, the emperor is threatening us all with imminent death for no reason and i am not coping. so yes, i sincerely apologise for not being able to properly articulate what i like about the image or why i think of it as art

one of my favourite experiences in writing art code is when the code base is just complex enough that you can almost predict what it will produce, but not quite, leading to pieces that aren't exactly what you were expecting #rstats

abstract artwork in a blue/orange/off-white palette. comprised of several irregularly spaced vertical bands with rough edges, with streaks and protrusions running through the image