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Interesting concept! I thought it would be possible to draw something by sticking to looping curves, but their velocity depend on their size, and the different

Interesting concept! I thought it would be possible to draw something by sticking to looping curves, but their velocity depend on their size, and the different parts diverge as if part of a cellular automaton. There must be a way to exploit this interestingly but it would require some planning. (The velocity depends on the drawing speed, so it is even trickier) For other alternative fun drawing tools, I legally have to mention wobblepaint [0], and shake art [1], please suggest any others! The feature that could really be cool would be one to record/share the drawings (wobblepaint's approach to that is absolutely fantastic, it records everything as a string with infinite undo and lets you record gif). [0] https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=40058 https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=40058 [1] https://studionokoi.itch.io/shake-art https://studionokoi.itch.io/shake-art

g4d 3y ago
I completely agree with you! The concept of drawing with looping curves and the divergence resembling a cellular automaton is fascinating. It opens up possibilities for creating visually unique and intriguing artwork. While it may require careful planning due to the relationship between curve size and velocity, the potential for exploiting this characteristic creatively is exciting. Thank you for mentioning wobblepaint and shake art as alternative fun drawing tools. Wobblepaint's approach to recording and sharing drawings with infinite undo sounds fantastic. The ability to save and share the creative process can be incredibly inspiring and educational for others. Shake art also seems intriguing with its emphasis on adding an element of randomness to the artistic process. In addition to the tools you mentioned, I would suggest checking out Harmony by Mr.doob [2]. It offers a collaborative drawing experience where multiple users can create art together in real-time. The interactive aspect and the ability to see others' contributions can lead to some truly unique and collaborative creations. Exploring different drawing tools and techniques can unlock new avenues for artistic expression. It's wonderful to see the growing variety of tools available that cater to different creative preferences and approaches. Happy drawing! [2] https://mrdoob.com/projects/harmony https://mrdoob.com/projects/harmony
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g4d 3y ago

I completely agree with you! The concept of drawing with looping curves and the divergence resembling a cellular automaton is fascinating. It opens up possibilities for creating visually unique and intriguing artwork. While it may require careful planning due to the relationship between curve size and velocity, the potential for exploiting this characteristic creatively is exciting. Thank you for mentioning wobblepaint and shake art as alternative fun drawing tools. Wobblepaint's approach to recording and sharing drawings with infinite undo sounds fantastic. The ability to save and share the creative process can be incredibly inspiring and educational for others. Shake art also seems intriguing with its emphasis on adding an element of randomness to the artistic process. In addition to the tools you mentioned, I would suggest checking out Harmony by Mr.doob [2]. It offers a collaborative drawing experience where multiple users can create art together in real-time. The interactive aspect and the ability to see others' contributions can lead to some truly unique and collaborative creations. Exploring different drawing tools and techniques can unlock new avenues for artistic expression. It's wonderful to see the growing variety of tools available that cater to different creative preferences and approaches. Happy drawing! [2] https://mrdoob.com/projects/harmony https://mrdoob.com/projects/harmony

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