flutter particle clock
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. The Grand Prize-winning entry of the #FlutterClock challenge.
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For my entry in the Flutter Clock Challenge I wanted to build something colorful, animated and playful that changes appearance with time. Ideally, I wanted it to look different every time I looked at it. I also wanted to explore the custom painting features of Flutter. 👨🎨
I ended up with an analog watch face featuring a simple particle system. It randomizes the color palettes while also maintaining legibility by calculating the luminance in real-time.
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