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Exploring Design Motifs and Extending Visual Representation of Style

The notion of generating artifacts using a design motif has a long history in the tradition of generative systems, however no formal definition currently exists. This abstract presents a formal definition that unifies these previous approaches, while also proposing several novel systems that incorporate the use of this definition, in a way that allows for generators switch the design motifs that they generate with.