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##Don't use blender for this one Since you only need a still image, there is no need for elaborate smoke simulations that take days to render.

If you really really wanted to use blender, try looking into Abstract Wave with Particle System

But really, it would be so much simpler, easier, and less time consuming to use something designed for creating art like this: http://www.escapemotions.com/products/flamepainter/

I even have made a demo of something similar to this that runs in realtime in JS to prove that you could code it yourself if you too. http://codepen.io/Thisisntme/full/KNpPEz/

If you wanted to know, my codepen works by creating a sequence of lines, and then dragging them down the screen (from left to right although it doesn't really matter) all while changing the y position with a few trig functions.

Don't use blender for this one

Since you only need a still image, there is no need for elaborate smoke simulations that take days to render.

If you really really wanted to use blender, try looking into Abstract Wave with Particle System

But really, it would be so much simpler, easier, and less time consuming to use something designed for creating art like this: http://www.escapemotions.com/products/flamepainter/

I even have made a demo of something similar to this that runs in realtime in JS to prove that you could code it yourself if you too. http://codepen.io/Thisisntme/full/KNpPEz/

If you wanted to know, my codepen works by creating a sequence of lines, and then dragging them down the screen (from left to right although it doesn't really matter) all while changing the y position with a few trig functions.

###This is most certainly not easily done in blender.

It would be much simpler, easier, and less time consuming to use something designed for creating art like this: http://www.escapemotions.com/products/flamepainter/

However, similar things have been done in blender Abstract Wave with Particle System

It is much much easier not to use blender for this task. In fact, I even have a demo of something similar to this that runs in realtime in JS http://codepen.io/Thisisntme/full/KNpPEz/

If you wanted to know, my codepen works by creating a sequence of lines, and then dragging them down the screen (from left to right although it doesn't really matter) all while changing the y position with a few trig functions.

##Don't use blender for this one Since you only need a still image, there is no need for elaborate smoke simulations that take days to render.

If you really really wanted to use blender, try looking into Abstract Wave with Particle System

But really, it would be so much simpler, easier, and less time consuming to use something designed for creating art like this: http://www.escapemotions.com/products/flamepainter/

I even have made a demo of something similar to this that runs in realtime in JS to prove that you could code it yourself if you too. http://codepen.io/Thisisntme/full/KNpPEz/

If you wanted to know, my codepen works by creating a sequence of lines, and then dragging them down the screen (from left to right although it doesn't really matter) all while changing the y position with a few trig functions.

###This is most certainly not easily done in blender.

Check out flame painter: http://www.escapemotions.com/products/flamepainter/

However, similar things have been done in blender Abstract Wave with Particle System

It is much much easier not to use blender for this task. In fact, I even have a demo of something similar to this that runs in realtime in JS http://codepen.io/Thisisntme/full/KNpPEz/

If you wanted to know, my codepen works by creating a sequence of lines, and then dragging them down the screen (from left to right although it doesn't really matter) all while changing the y position with a few trig functions.

###This is most certainly not easily done in blender.

It would be much simpler, easier, and less time consuming to use something designed for creating art like this: http://www.escapemotions.com/products/flamepainter/

However, similar things have been done in blender Abstract Wave with Particle System

It is much much easier not to use blender for this task. In fact, I even have a demo of something similar to this that runs in realtime in JS http://codepen.io/Thisisntme/full/KNpPEz/

If you wanted to know, my codepen works by creating a sequence of lines, and then dragging them down the screen (from left to right although it doesn't really matter) all while changing the y position with a few trig functions.