JavaScript And Randomness: Bomomo (Inspiration)

6 Jun

Bomomo is a ~~Flash~~ JavaScript drawing application which is not totally under your control.

With some moving objects, you can choose between different object & animation types and it will draw figures due to your selections and mouse movements.

Bomomo works only in Firefox.

It is a very different application that can create random graphics which can be used in patterns or textures or just to be inspired from them.

On the other hand, if you would like to check some beautiful work built with Flash & randomness, you must definitely check the portfolio of Joshua Davis who uses random algorithms within Flash to create professional designs.

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Requirements: Firefox
Website: http://bomomo.com/

Tags: Pattern Random Texture
Filed under: Design, Inspiration, No License

5 Responses for "JavaScript And Randomness: Bomomo (Inspiration)"

tech7 June 6th, 2008 at 2:55 am
I just love those random graphics. This tool lets you create awesome effects with great fun!

…and it’s not made in Flash. It’s JavaScript.

wrd June 6th, 2008 at 7:00 am
@tech7,

I hadn’t realized this. Thanks and fixed the info from Flash to JavaScript.

tech7 June 6th, 2008 at 9:06 am
Yeah, at first I also thought it was Flash! But after making the “right-click”-test and looking at the source I saw the JS. This site is an impressive example what is possible with JavaScript. The advantage of JS in comparison with Flash here is that the browser (or even more your machine) won’t slow down (when many objects are drawn). Quite nice.