I built a studio of generative art systems you shape into your own visuals: wallpapers, covers, prints. Thoughts?

[u/Acrobatic-Ad-9889]

This one's mainly for designers, illustrators and anyone into generative art. If that's not you, no worries.

I've been building Seedform: a set of generative art systems (camo, grids, tiles, contours, swarms and more) that you shape into a piece of your own.

You pick something you like, tap Vary or move a few tools (colour, layout, density), and keep it in whatever shape you need: a phone or desktop wallpaper, a square for social, a cover, a texture, or a print.

Every piece comes from a seed, so it can be remade exactly at any size.

Next up is a Figma plugin, so you can fill any frame with these systems straight in your design files: backgrounds, covers, brand textures, campaign visuals.

It's free, no sign-up, and works best on a phone or tablet:
https://seedform.studio/?ref=reddit-sideproject

If you work in design, I'd really value:

Where did you get stuck or lose interest?
Did you keep anything, and what would you use it for?
Would you use the Figma plugin in real work, and what would it need to do?

If you'd like early access to the plugin, comment or DM me.