Maybe I missed it, but are there any instructions on how to create them...e.g. how/where to draw the circles? It would be a fun activity with the kids.

This guy is doing something similar for his game:

The Procedural Animation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlfh_rv6khY

Gibbon: Beyond the Trees - Wolfire Games https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCKdGlpsdlo

Reminds of 'Drawing with circles' in 3b1b classic on Fourier series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6sGWTCMz2k

So if we remove the condition of 13, everything is in fact made of circles only!

My aunt grifted me “Animali Compassati” when I was a kid… A small book with instructions for animals that you could draw with a compass. The site is unclear somehow… but the instructions were pretty great in the book.

https://www.danielenannini.it/en/portfolio/animali-compassat...

https://www.compasses-zoo.net/compasses-zoo/index.php

I miss being creative, before I knew how to make front end UIs I had crazy ideas but then became grounded. This one isn't super crazy but I like those vertical buildings.

Tangent, with a dark/colorful theme in an editor the minimap looks like a city scape

Curious how well transforms on circles could be composed to animate these animals

Japanese family crests (Mon: 紋) are almost entirely made of circles (and lines, but that's rarer)

Often depicting slices of vegetables, animals..

From few circles to hundreds

I never really liked Twitter but I feel oddly nostalgic for the logo now.

I really love the way these look. I'm imagining a short film with these characters, and it'd be a nice experiment to see how it turns out.

It bugs me than e.g. the owl's ears benefit from a dramatic change in color that isn't related to anything outlined by the circles.