So this is kind of a deviation from what I have worked on before, but hopefully, this will turn help with a blockchain-like project. I have been working on a randomized iterative image creation where nobody knows exactly what it will look like before it's created. In order to make this happen, I used a python library called pillow that uses another very old library called PIL. For this experiment, I wanted to create a square with a random color which I did by randomizing RGB values. With those values and a function called Image.new,I created a 100 by 100 pixel image with a random color. After that, I created a 200 by 200 pixel image with a different random color. I then pasted the first image onto the second image with a random x and y coordinate where the x and y is the position of the top-left of the first image with respect to the second. I then saved the combined image as the second image. I then did the process again with an image twice that length and width and again. At the end of the code I had an image of 4 randomly colored and randomly pasted squares iterated on top of each other
Here are some examples of various pictures.
I think this modern art is pretty cool!
Numpy and opencv are great alternative to PIL. Good job!
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