These Star Wars-themed earrings were designed via the Automated Earring Generator, which was created by Professor Olaf Diegel in PicoGK, an open-source computational design package, developed by LEAP 71.

PicoGK normally functions from within a ‘console app’, a program that interacts with the user through a text-based interface, typically a command line. This can make it hard for non-computer wizards to interact with it and change parameters for the products they want to design.

So Professor Diegel designed the automatic earring generator as a GUI-based Windows form-driven PicoGK app. Something a bit more along the lines of apps that ‘regular’ people use. You can also get Olaf Diegel's Automated Earring Generator files here: https://lnkd.in/emXR7Wpv

Happy Star Wars Day!