Identicon inventor Don Park's feedback shaped this AI-driven design exploration
enjalot · x · 2026-10-17
enjalot follows up his thread on AI-assisted design exploration with a concrete example: Don Park, inventor of identicons, gave feedback on an earlier mock he shared on Twitter, leading to a round of attempts — one branch of which he ended up following. The attached image shows a grid of pattern variants (Prism Quilt, Prism Mosaic, Tumbling Blocks, Cube Stack) generated across seven modes from M0 Mirror to M6 Hashed Mode, illustrating batch exploration of a design space with AI-generated tooling.
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