Quiver and Cursor power a hackathon win: building interactive Korean folk art in 2 hours
stuffyokodraws · x · 2026-08-29
- Context: The author and a partner won 1st place at a Creative Coding Night hosted by Quiver and Cursor (sponsored by a16z). The challenge was to build a delightful visual experience in just 2 hours.
- Experience: Initial concerns about time constraints were alleviated because Quiver and Cursor made asset creation and animation effortless, allowing the team to focus primarily on design.
- Outcome: They built an interactive media art piece representing three traditional Korean games (nori) as minimal pictograms using Korea's five traditional colors (obangsaek).
- Observation: The author expressed excitement about the future of AI in design, highlighting the efficiency gains these tools bring to creative workflows.
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