I used to make a ton of these sorts of art generators! I love seeing this stuff. Thank you for posting this.<p>When Flash died off, it took with it a wonderful environment for creating generative&#x2F;interactive art. Even though we&#x27;ve had the (limited but approachable) canvas API these past few years, I feel like we&#x27;re only now starting to see a resurgence in the generative web art space. Flash had a wonderful collection of composable filters that were a gentler form of fragment shaders — absolutely battery-melting, but gorgeous and powerful. A small step toward GL, much easier to get into than ShaderToy, more approachable than Max&#x2F;MSP&#x2F;Jitter even. I&#x27;m glad Flash died, but I&#x27;m sad that nothing has sprung up and improved on it since. Perhaps it&#x27;s time for the second coming of HyperCard.<p>If anyone&#x27;s curious, here&#x27;s one of mine: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;ivanish.ca&#x2F;toy&#x2F;eigenvectors&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;ivanish.ca&#x2F;toy&#x2F;eigenvectors&#x2F;</a> — Flash required, natch.