Three more approaches not mentioned in the article: Pixel Sorting ------------- A subtype of glitch art. Generally you do it horizontally or vertically. Y

Three more approaches not mentioned in the article: Pixel Sorting ------------- A subtype of glitch art. Generally you do it horizontally or vertically. You choose contiguous intervals in a bitmap and sort pixels in it by color, hue, value etc. Here's a moose I made based on a Wikimedia Commons photo: https://www.reddit.com/r/pixelsorting/comments/7oioko/moose/ https://www.reddit.com/r/pixelsorting/comments/7oioko/moose/ Glitch art ---------- Also has its own subreddit. People over there get excited over printers breaking down in the middle of printing a page, etc. Sometimes results are truly intriguing. Primitive --------- Geometric primitives. The ingenious library written in Go. It transforms an image into a composition of 2D overlapping, translucent polygons. Output is available chiefly as an .svg https://github.com/fogleman/primitive https://github.com/fogleman/primitive Using this and images from a search engine, I made a calendar with animals. I could post it if anyone's interested.