Tag: html5
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Messing around with the canvas mask api
This is just a quick little demo using the mask API call. It ended up looking a little nicer than I thought it would, so I figured I’d show it. Related Images:
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Random dynamics on a triangular grid
I’m dipping my feet into random and monte carlo methods and wanted to try it out with a triangular grid after finding a few beautiful images on pinterest. I’m just picking grid elements at random and then swaping the values with an adjacent tile. Everything random moves things around, random plus not separating matching tiles…
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Fractal Drawing Tool – Users Guide
Fractal Designer I’m trying to put together some instructions and add some context for the tool I’ve been using to create the fractal images on the site. I’ve made some updates to the usability and features, adding the ability to upload an image to imgur. This is only the second rev, and the first of…
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Nothing fancy: Winter bubbles
My inspiration board on pinterest has been filling up, so I wanted to take a few hours to whip up something quick. I really liked the simplicity of winter trees. I didn’t want to do a direct copy, so this is my riff on the composition. Related Images:
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Islands of stability
This time I mapped the pendulum angle and time onto the surface of a cone to create a tunnel effect. For the parameter space I’m looking at, you can really see how the paths will converge for a while and then suddenly diverge wildly. Related Images:
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Sensitive dependence on initial conditions
This next demo highlights the butterfly effect. These curves show the same pendulum as before, this version has the time axis wrapped around the center of the screen and the exponential of the angle as the radius. All the pendulums start at a very similar initial position and for some driving functions they diverge wildly…
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More envelopes
This time I’m not taking up all of the screen. Still working with polynomials and trigonometric functions. Related Images:
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Another image
I just like this one! Related Images:
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Rough and Random page
I’ve had this sitting on my computer for a while and thought I’d publish it rather then just leave it sitting there. This simulates a pulse of light expanding out like my compression wave examples. This time however, we are looking at a pulse of light expanding in the vicinity of a black hole. Rather…
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A Mandelbrot Image I’ve been working on.
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