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fractal attractor basin for polynomial complex roots with Newton's method generated in processing.
each color (red, blue, gray) represents initial complex number set which converges to one of the three roots.
Douady's rabbit (black region) gives divergent sequence.
work in progress
I haven't had the time adjust my more recent landscape shots, so until I get the time, here's a fun shot from the archives, taken last year.
The plant is large-leaved lupine, but the colors have been processed for a colder look. It somehow reminds me of an x-ray. :)
This is a garden variety not naturally occuring in Finland, but you can see it running wild from the gardens near roads here in southern Finland.
What is your design process? For me, I really, really have to think about a design before I even begin to put pencil to paper. I mean REALLY think about it!
These characters were much cuter in my head; I liked them when I drew them, but they need a lot of work once I did them in royal icing. (They kind of remind me of a cross between a Muppet and the old “Rugrats” cartoon characters.) I think I will continue to pursue these little guys ‘cause I really like their “happy” demeanor.
underside of the sketch
implementing this barnacly thing in processing. right now the pattern is just generated by interaction with the mouse. I think I'll make it more independent though.
next up is more complex surfaces. might test out Jesse's nurb's library.
based on these original sketches I made with a rhinoscript which you can see here
Dept. of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry - Mahadevan Lab, Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, University of Toronto
Photo by Sara Collaton
This is completely over processed... as was, and as currently is (if that makes sense) is my brain... Like I've mentioned before, I have 1,022 photo to edit and go through from my SPain trip... 453 are from my dslr, which will be mostly for the sake of flickr... but I've still got to worry about the others as I have to put them on other sites so that my family can view them... Basically, I was editing in this photo, and thought it would be best suited for what was consuming my thoughts that day ;)
Day .24.
Testing Cross processing, please feel free to add your comments or critiques.
Strobist Info:
Canon 580exII triggered via Pocket Wizard TT5 and TT1 on TTL mode mounted on a Beauty Dish camera top and slightly left on a boom. See diagram below
Step 4 - Once the seperations are done it's time to burn the screen. Seen in the photo is the already exposed and washed out screen (for the white ink) set back on top of the light table with the transparency underneath.
Working on a new music video project. It is probably going to change a bit over the next couple weeks so I want to keep an eye on the screen grabs that I like. I plan on showing it at FiTC on April 22nd. I will write a post about it after the project gets a little closer to completion.
Again, the main point of interest is that there will be no post-production. The entire thing is code driven. Every beat is manually input like in the Solar (Goldfrapp) video I posted a couple weeks back. Every single high-hat hit, every snare, every bass, the vocals, the guitar arpeggio... all of it was manually input. Took about 6 hours to input the data for the whole 5 minutes and 15 seconds of song. Maybe when musicians start releasing multiple tracks per song with isolated instruments, things will get a lot easier.
Madeira usada: Peróba rosa
Dimensão: 3X5mt
Contatos:
blog: www.oficinamadeira.blogspot.com/
site: www.oficinamadeiraearte.com.br
email: oficinamadeiraearte@gmail.com
Just a little experiment. Looks better if you view in the lightbox: Click here