William Tyler Bradley

Genuary 2026

Generative Art for January 2026

Country Maps

A map of each country for flash cards

Grid Tilings

Tilings based on Multigrids

Google Cloud - Cloud Digital Leader Certification Flashcards

Flashcards for the Cloud Digital Leader Certification

Poisson Disk Sampling

Roughly evenly-spaced repeating points

Generative Art Twitter Bot with R and GitHub Actions

Automatic art generated daily

Circuitry

Generative art project based on a looped path

Cross-validation: A Toy Example

Presentation on cross-validation using toys

Pandemic Mazes

Generative art based on grocery store floor signs

Cohesive Graphs

Connecting graphs throughout a document

Constellations

Generative art project based on constellations

AZ-900 Exam Flashcards

R code to create a flashcard presentation

Deep Blue versus Garry Kasparov

Generative art based on chess games

Power BI and Missing Values

Presentation write-up on Power BI and Missing Values

Penrose Tiling

R package for Penrose tiling patterns

Bertrand Paradox

Generative art based on the Bertrand Paradox

Choosing Nearby Colors Part 2

Follow-up from previous post using the HCL coordinates directly

Choosing Nearby Colors Part 1

Attempting to select colors close to a chosen one by sampling colors in a ellipse in the HCL color space

SQL Server’s Machine Learning Services Presentation

Presentation write-up on SQL Server’s Machine Learning Services

GENUARY 2021

GENUARY 2021: Art and Experience

Calathea Theme

An elegant theme for growth and flow.

Website Design: Part 2

This post continues the work from the previous one. This code takes the saved data and creates the images.

Website Design: Part 1

This blog post and the next one cover the code for making the site images. The first post pulls the data, and the second one creates the images. The setup first pulls the contents from the Data Science page of Wikipedia to get the letter frequencies. The code then pulls the overall letter frequencies for the English language. Finally, it saves them together to graph later.