Paint abstract "art" with Flame - Time Waster
Flame is a cute little Flash toy I found over at MakeUseOf. It basically lets you run your mouse in semi-random patterns and claim it's art. Don't blame me for the image above; I plead color-blindness (and I have a trackball!)
The controls are surprisingly complex, letting you modify quite a few brush parameters. There is a complete help text at the bottom of the page, which you should probably read if you're serious about trying this tool, because you can actually get some pretty nice results with it.















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Subscribe to commentsEvenioFeb 25th 2010 3:41PM
It's a Java applet, apparently. Wow. Somebody out there actually still clings to Java.
dodutilsFeb 25th 2010 6:03PM
Wonderfull app, and not Flash but Java, that's great !
pat_boy2008Feb 25th 2010 6:47PM
This is a cool app. Here's a little something I did http://twitpic.com/15bxjn
emanuelsmith1Feb 26th 2010 12:59AM
i would say that abstract art is the opposite of figurative art. Whatever the medium used, generally there are no recognisable figures or objects. Qute often the painting results from the artist expressing him/herself physically, as with Jackson Pollock. Sometimes such art comes from an ntellectual point of view - like in Bridget Riley's work, which is precis and controlled.