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Piet Mondrian's ESP32 Canvas

Recreating Piet Mondrian's composition Guggenheim piece adapted to Lilygo's 135x240 resolution screen. Also included code to recreate the "huh" cat meme in their respective folders.

mondrian cat-huh demo

Instructions to run

  1. Using the [Arduino IDE](https://www.arduino.cc/en/software, open the respective .ino file
  2. Install TTGO T-display driver
  3. Assign Arduino IDE port to the one that Lilygo TTGO is connected to
  4. Install TFT_eSPI library (display library)
    • Under Arduino IDE/tools/library_manager, search tft_espi
    • Navigate to the library, e.g. Documents/Arduino/libraries/tft_espi
    • Open up the file Arduino/libraries/TFT_eSPI/User_Setup_Select.h
    • comment out the line #include <User_setup.h>
    • uncomment out the line include <User_Setups/Setup25_TTGO_T_Display.h>>
    • note - commenting out means adding // in front of the line, to uncomment, remove // but don’t remove the # sign
  5. Install ESP32 Board defintion under Installing using Arduino IDE
  6. Compile and upload the code from the .ino to your Lilygo TTGO
    • Note: for the "huh" cat meme, the .h file needs to be in the same directory level as the cat-huh.ino file
  7. Money 💸💸💸