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Bubble Chamber patterns
| 20/02 | Filed under: Design
Bubble Chamber] The Bubble Chamber is a generative painting system of imaginary colliding particles built with Processing. A single super-massive collision produces a discrete universe of four particle types. Particles draw their positions over time resulting in the construction of oddly familiar patterns.

Funny how I felt a strange similarity between the beauty of the drawings and the ones of the Anemone... Well, it turns out that both were created by the same software: Processing, co-written by the extraordinaire Ben Fry.

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