Redditor plots 106 nearly-black OLED wallpapers from real scientific data using Claude
stoleyourshoes · reddit · 2026-10-04
A Reddit user used Claude to write code that plots real scientific data into 106 almost all-black OLED wallpapers — no image generation involved, just data-driven graphics. The full collection is available on the author's website.
The project is a nice counterpoint to AI image generation: instead of prompting a diffusion model, the author leveraged Claude's coding ability to render data faithfully, making each wallpaper literally a dataset you can hang on your screen.
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