Supplementary Resources for Bradford Quantum Hackathon Final Submission. Refer to this repository for the implementation and this PR for the integration of our two brushes.
Click and drag on the canvas to select the copy region. Click and drag to select the position of the targer region. Either click or click and drag to select a paste region.
The effect is controlled by four parameters:
- t → time parameter for the evolution of the system
- t = 0 → fully similar to the source
- t = 1 → similar to the target
- t > 1 → evolves beyond the target state, which may produce interesting effects
- timestep → the number of discrete time steps used to approximate the circuit’s evolution
- controls → the number of features used to represent a patch, corresponding to the number of qubits
Source = Paste→ whether to make the source region equal to the paste region
The user also has optional visualization controls: enable show source & target and optionally show color to display the reference regions.
Below is an application of Steerable brush to Joan Miró’s El Jardín.
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Click and drag on the canvas to draw one or more strokes.
The effect is controlled by three parameters:
- Radius → determines the size of the brush
- Number of repetitions → determines the degree of smoothness of the effect
- Bond Distance → determines the interatomic distance to simulate
Below is an application of Chemical to Anita Malfatti's Portrait of Mário de Andrade.
- Integration with quantum hardware and emulators.

