That's incredible. I used to do a lot of work with Apophysis and I think I've been reinspired to start up again.<p>What's more incredible is that it runs on my rather outdated machine. I'm so used to these Javascript-HTML5 canvas projects to cause my computer to eat dirt, but this was as smooth as I could possibly have expected.
nice drawing effect but the copyright claims are pretty dangerous: they claim any art created with it must have a creative commons attribution license. this is total BS.
I really like this trend of mobile apps with a fully functional experience on the web. Adrift for iOS is nice example of using this approach for a trial/teaser experience. It's worth checking out the fully playable demo on the game's site at <a href="http://www.playadrift.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.playadrift.com/</a>, and the base app is free if you want to compare/contrast that to the mobile device experience. Beautifully done, IMO.
The output leaves something to be desired: only 1375x918.<p>I imagine it could be a popular tool to generate custom desktop/device backgrounds, but the low resolution combined with incorrect aspect ratio (not 16:9, 16:10, or even 4:3) makes it unappealing for that use.<p>(Edit: actually based entirely off how big your window is, see child comments)
Pretty awesome:)<p>Can't save the Thumbnail in Chrome 27.0.1448.0 dev-m though. It only allows me to copy the image and paste it somewhere (which is enough) but I thought I'd mention it in case it's a bug in Silk and not in Chrome Dev.