Stranger in the Q: links

Art Blocks records SL/CE as a 40-work Art Blocks Presents collection released in 2023.

The NFT Market Report lists Tentura among generative collections released during the first half of 2022.

Alba’s Tiny Geometries exhibition text discusses Xeno and its varied shader-generated finishes.

Alba’s platform record identifies Xeno by Stranger in the Q among its featured generative projects.

The artist’s Xeno process essay describes the work’s simplex-noise foundation, development branches, and print tests.

The official Genuary archive credits Stranger in the Q for the 3 January 2024 prompt.

The Genuary 2026 project records a Stranger in the Q prompt, “Boxes only,” in its schedule.

An OpenProcessing interpretation documents the “Boxes only” prompt credited to Stranger in the Q.

Raster aggregates Stranger in the Q's tokenized works across platforms.

The NFT Market Report situates Tentura within a chronological survey of generative releases.

OpenSea maintains an activity record for the artist’s Xeno collection.

A browser study preserves one strand of Stranger in the Q’s public creative-coding experimentation.

A second public study extends the archive of the artist’s browser-native experiments.

A fragment-shader study demonstrates radial folding and animated distance fields.

An RGBA.js example identifies the artist’s custom compact shader library and links its source project.

A further CodePen work provides another surviving entry in the artist’s experimental browser archive.

Another archived pen documents the iterative breadth of Stranger in the Q’s coding practice.

A separate public pen adds to the inspectable record of the artist’s visual programming.

A noise-based RGBA.js example exposes a custom function and shader construction in the browser.

A further archived experiment documents continued work inside CodePen’s live-editing environment.

A mirrored-coordinate shader uses repeated inversion to create recursive geometric depth.

CodePen’s generative challenge archive includes Stranger in the Q’s “firework in forest” contribution.

A Steam Workshop record preserves attribution and a direct link to an additional Stranger in the Q CodePen work.