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Twitterbot moth

This is just a fun addendum to my blog…

Finally Moth Generator (my favourite twitterbot) sent on twitter ‘the Emma moth’.

It is procedurally generated. Using a custom algorithm, Moth Generator provides an endless stream of unique winged-creatures whose names and anatomy are engineered the moment before entering existence.

It also made me a #idelbot moth.

SO cool! 

 

1 reply to “Twitterbot moth”

  1. pevans2 says:

    That is very cool!

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