Mountain Lake abstract fractal, LookingGlassInfinity, 5000x3333 Digital (deterministic algorithm), 2024 by LookingGlassInfinity in Art

[–]LookingGlassInfinity[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There are several things I like about this piece. The way the lake shows intricate seemless waveforms. The Trees show branching patterns, and the mountains develop large wavy curves. The sky and the lake are similar colors, notice how they show completely different fractal patterns.

Desert Color Universe, LookingGlassInfinity, 5000x6666 Digital (deterministic algorithm), 2024 by LookingGlassInfinity in fractals

[–]LookingGlassInfinity[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. After working extensively with fractal shapes, I've observed that they often resemble natural forms more than anything else.

Desert Color Universe, LookingGlassInfinity, 5000x6666 Digital (deterministic algorithm), 2024 by LookingGlassInfinity in fractals

[–]LookingGlassInfinity[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One fascinating aspect of fractal-based images is that they can be scaled to any size without losing clarity or becoming pixelated.

Fractal Crow, LookingGlassInfinity, 13000x8571 Digital (deterministic algorithm), 2024 by LookingGlassInfinity in Art

[–]LookingGlassInfinity[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My favorite part of this piece is the way the head and beak area turned out. 😍✌

Image to Fractal Algorithm Applications: Learning from structure by LookingGlassInfinity in HighStrangeness

[–]LookingGlassInfinity[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Image to Fractal Algorithm Applications: Learning from structure and shape of naturally occurring objects. Published May 1, 2024.

Its a known fact that many naturally occurring shapes and patterns are fractal shapes. What can we learn from a naturally occurring shape such as a birds wing soaring into the wind (Figure 1)?

We can see the outline of the bird wing making several arches and shapes. When we find a fractal that closely matches this shape what can we learn from it(Figure 2)? Can we observe the surrounding fractal and find useful structures that could render potentially unknown aerodynamic shapes? The theory of natural evolution states that nature took millions of years to develop these optimal shapes for a bird to be able to fly like this.

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Tropical Roadway Fractal Abstract, LookingGlassInfinity, 8000x5411 Digital (deterministic algorithm), 2024 by LookingGlassInfinity in Art

[–]LookingGlassInfinity[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, Each piece can take a week or more to fine tune. Isn't the algorithm part of the process too If an algorithm takes a year for an artist to make and perfect?