 TheComet | A very 'human like' doodle. Those curves worked excellently in creating a realistic scribble. One thing that could have been improved is the fact that the doodle wasn't made as you watched. | - view - |
| Latch | Ver.3 - Once again, a nice concept, but it was a bit too robotic and not random and 'human like' | - view - |
| Latch | V.2 - A nice concept, as Comet said. It made a nice pattern and it was as if a robot was trying to be more human. However, some of the lines didn't join up and it wasn't made as you watched. | - view - |
| Irojo | He made several versions but I'm counting them as one because they were all basically the same but with differnet attributes. The program drew random lines and ovals onto the screen which were randomly shaking as they were drawn. There was also a coloured version, a version were it was all drawn intantly instead of waiting for it all to be drawn as you watched, and a version were you could view multiple doodles. The overall outcome was nice and random and the different version were nice. However, the lines and ovals were not connected and so it didn't look as 'human like' as it could have. | - view - |
| Latch | V.1 - Basically random connecting lines drawn accross the screen. Not very 'human like' | - view - |
