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Very, very interesting application this Context-Free. Just starting to play with it.
http://www.contextfreeart.org/wiki/
The code for this image is this:
startshape SEED1
rule SEED1 {
SQUARE{ hue 234.7 sat 0.5882 b 0.5000 }
SEED1 {y 1.2 size 0.99 rotate 1.5 brightness 0.01}
}
rule SEED1 0.05 {
SQUARE{ hue 234.7 sat 0.5882 b 0.5000 }
SEED1 {y 1.2 s 0.99 r 1.5 b -0.5 flip 90}
SEED1 {y 1.2 x 1.2 s 0.6 r -60 b -0.5}
SEED1 {y 1.2 x -1.2 s 0.5 r 60 b -0.5 flip 90}
}
rule SEED1 0.05 {SEED1 {flip 90}}
Be careful: could make you feel dizzy;
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Randomly generated Art
made with ContextFree
A Terragen2 render.
. . . . and I came upon a strange land
of onion domes, and fantasy towers.
And I was suddenly overcome with a feeling
that was part fear and part wonder.
And then I saw him, perched atop one of the towers,
crouching, with his arms hugging his knees.
And I knew that the land I had come upon
was the land of the Jinn,
And that he was waiting for me.
I used Rich2's Mojoliths clipfile, faffed about with it for a bit, and finally came up with this.
By the way, if you can't see the Jinn, you're probably not taking the same pills I am.
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Made with Mandelbulb 3d
See more photos and abstract drawings in my gallery on DeviantArt:
Thank you!
This along with a handful of other images was created by me during the mid- and late-90's. They were generated by a 3D software app called Bryce, which was designed to create landscapes. Of course, I along with a number of other devotees pushed it into other services as you'll see by these images. Almost all these pictures required repainting (using Fractal Design's Painter) or post production of some kind. This is where I gained many of the skills that I use in working on my photos today.
A cowboy poem went with this:
I like cuttin' hair,
I like mowin' it down,
it ain't like shearin' sheep,
it ain't like groomin' hounds.
I got me a shop.
Why don't you bring in your kids?
If Eight bucks is too much
I also give bids.
getting my image trans technique up to speed. I made these tube beads using my own computer generated images.
....The soil felt strange to the step, like a giant baked soft bread. The air was still and smelled of many musty aromas, some pleasant and some rotten. And all around many different giant mushrooms played the role of trees and obscured the setting sun in this surreal forestland. Against the pulsing glow of a candy-like gigantic mushroom, its gills dimming and brightening with eerie glow, I could profile Sharian, the old sage, smiling placidly as he lit his long necked pipe. He stared at me from under his bushy white brows and mumbled with the pipe in his lips "So...lad...mushrooms are boring tiny things you said, aye?".
The Mushroom Forest
The Apprentices Journal
This is a self-initiated illustration commenting on the new Prime Ministers policies to build a brighter future by increasing the number of developments for housing.
A Sense of Attraction is a series of generative drawings based on photos of flowers. A swarm of autonomous agents is guided by the interpretation of color values from the input image as force vectors.
Programmed in Processing
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