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Follow the Light by MakinMagic Follow the Light by MakinMagic
Created using Ultra Fractal.
Escape-time IFS, partly non-affine.
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MANDELWERK Featured By Owner Jan 24, 2011
This one is beautiful David, I took a macro image of lichens this weekend, this reminds a lot of them!
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MakinMagic Featured By Owner Jan 24, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thanks !
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Szellorozsa Featured By Owner Sep 24, 2009
Just a far away light to follow...or we could get lost in the meanders. It's really beautiful.
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MakinMagic Featured By Owner Sep 25, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thanks.
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Szellorozsa Featured By Owner Sep 25, 2009
You're very much welcome.
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boot-cheese-3000 Featured By Owner May 16, 2009
oh come on now--you david koresch or one of those crazy-ass cult leaders? you scaring me homes, i thought you were cool & normal.......
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MakinMagic Featured By Owner May 16, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Actually it depends what you call "normal" :D
I don't think anyone not into maths or fractals or programming or sci-fi or fantasy would call me cool !!
In fact I think those topics probably put me at the opposite end of the nerd scale ;)
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boot-cheese-3000 Featured By Owner May 19, 2009
welcome to the club money grip........
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silverb Featured By Owner May 16, 2009
:salute:
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MakinMagic Featured By Owner May 16, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thanks.
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lyc Featured By Owner May 14, 2009
interesting forms, does it use a complex squaring operation? should be quite simple to bound :)
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MakinMagic Featured By Owner May 15, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
There are two transforms, one of which has a z^2+c component mixed in with the affine transform - the affine transform (giving "a") is performed then the z^2+c is performed using a (as b=a^2+c) then the value actually used from the iteration is f*a+(1-f)*b where f is a user parameter.
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MakinMagic Featured By Owner May 16, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Just to be pedantically accurate that's (1-f)*a+f*b though I guess you got the idea ;)
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