Written in C#, using Microsoft's .Net Framework and WPF for graphics.
This was developed from the ground up with the goal of making it easier to create paintings from the images which it produces. Version 1 used colour in the way a computer understands it, which made it difficult to reproduce its colours in paint, so version 2 turned this on its head and had an awareness of physical colour palettes built into it at the lowest level. So not only is it able to tell me exactly what colour it had used in any part of a painting, it is also able to give me an exact formula for mixing it with oil paints!
Started off developing the new colour model. Added techniques for drawing various kinds of line and combining them into shapes that could be filled with colour. Devised ways of drawing a few simple objects (trees, people, houses, boats, vases, heads) to put into paintings. I like the flat areas of colour, but also wanted to see a bit more texture. So developed ways of filling shapes with other shapes, and then experimented with filling them with text. Created drawings that were just coloured lines: some of these are very geometrical, others designed to look like the kind of scribble a human would make.
Because it's goal was to make it easier to create physical paintings from generated images, version 2 is geared very much towards flat areas of known colour. However I found myself wanting to produce images with more use of texture and transparency, so conceived version 3...
