If you took this graphical art concept and combined it with the generative music concept of apps like Brian Eno's bloom, you'd have an absolutely amazing app
I am sorry, but what am I missing - where is the interaction? I can't interact with the art I create. What is the difference between this and Photoshop (or any other image editor for example) except for it being browser based and playing some sounds in the background?
It is very well done, and what you can make with it is very impressive. Good work!
My intention was never to try and impress anyone. That "app" was actually born from a mistake. I was messing with some particle generation in ogl for iOS, forgot a clear and found myself very amused with the results. From there, I used it as an excuse to explore PS and UI design, and the addiction fed itself until I got overwhelmed doing other projects.
I have long since realized that getting noticed in an app marketplace requires some serious time, PR and effort - none of which I am fond of parting with at the moment.
Could someone list another apps that can make "beautiful" graphic like this app? (Or at least, something that could be done by non-artist, no photoshop / pattern / texture needed to generate the graphic).
You 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.