This is implemented with canvas. Cleaned source: http://pastie.org/5391134
Silk — Interactive generative art
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#42http://new.weavesilk.com/?d07y Simply doodling, when out pops the angel of death. Lovely :)
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#45This is implemented with canvas. Cleaned source: http://pastie.org/5391134
FYI: that's a copyright violation because the original source doesn't carry a license that would allow it to be modified and reproduced.
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#47PAUL http://new.weavesilk.com/?d36f
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#48Here is a heart: http://new.weavesilk.com/?d38q
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#49These make a good 'just because' mini gift :) Here is a heart: http://new.weavesilk.com/?d38q
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#50You can grab the source for these and play around with them, tweaking values to see how things work.
One of my favorites is Sand Traveler. The underlying algorithm is relatively simple, but the results are stunning.
These are presented as Java applets, but Processing 2.0 now lets you export code to JavaScript (processing.js).
It also exports to Android apk files, so you can build Android apps with Processing.