I've learned a lot from trying to imitate nature. So making generative trees, animals, landscapes, whatever you like (I try to mathematically derive properties

I've learned a lot from trying to imitate nature. So making generative trees, animals, landscapes, whatever you like (I try to mathematically derive properties whenever I can too -- like, if a tree branches into 2, how does the thickness of the branches related to the original?). That's my small suggestion. Depending on how committed you are, I think it's well worth it to participate (ie read lessons and material) in the wider art world (traditional drawing, painting, whatever you like). Although I also believe generative art is not very well explored or understood yet. Remember that you don't have to take any advice as a recipe, just as a springboard for ideas -- you can express yourself however you like.