Fractal Friday – alignment
March 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment
This image, while not very visually interesting has a lot of accidental symmetry.
Some simple geometric fractals
February 9, 2013 by Leave a Comment
These guys use four transformations with simple rotation parameters. All I changed is the scaling factor of the two central transformations and their centers. It shows how the nature and feeling of the image can change dramatically with just a few little parameter changes.
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- Fancy geometric fractal
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- Simple nearly symmetric
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- Diminishing the top scaling emphasizes the edges
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- Balance the top and bottom and move them closer together
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- Tightening the bottom and loosening the top looks completely different
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- moving the bottom transform up changes the overall shape
Just post something, Jeeezz
January 26, 2013 by Leave a Comment
I wanted to make something more linear, but not.
In the mean time, I’ve been playing around with angularjs, plus have been installing laminate floors in my house, and I ran into How to fold a Julia Fractal a few weeks ago. What a fantastic use of 3d at the top of the page, though it doesn’t scroll well on any of my systems. It’s inspired me to rethink my approach for building interactive demos, and the UI of this site. Fun stuff ahead.
Geometric spiral fractal
December 12, 2012 by Leave a Comment
This has an almost Mayan feel getting ready for the upcoming apocalypse.
Generative Convergence #2 – Ghosts
November 30, 2012 by Leave a Comment
This is a companion to the last image, the Dirac Delta Function is moved over to the right and some of the intensity parameters have been punched up a little. These are really starting to resemble the transition energies from atomic orbitals. I’m still on track to add another level of complexity before I start messing with the colors, even though I’m going way far away from my initial goal of trying to replicate a thick paint stroke.
Generative convergence #1 – Shadows
November 29, 2012 by Leave a Comment
I wasn’t aiming for something this sparse, or this kind of vertical pattern, but it turned out like a more refined version of some of my other experiments. This method is interpolating a function that resembles a Dirac delta function centered at 1/2, the other lines are reflections of that central spike.
