I've started making designs again, after a couple months.



I haven't found a good way to shade this one, so for now it's unshaded blue (I use blue as a default color).



A variant of the last one; I was experimenting with adding strings.



All my favorite colors.

I'll have more later; making these is a hit or miss sort of thing. If anyone has an idea for a challenging pattern, I'd love to try to work on it.

I love them, they're really great. How do you make those?

Yes.  I was just thinking - how do you make those?  A fractal generation program, perhaps.  If made stuff like that, I'd very tediously (and relaxingly) do it pixel-by-pixel on MS Paint.  Are those full scale pictures or toned down versions just for the post?

This is how I do them:

1. Start out with a fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, and sometimes 13).

2. Think of some creative way to arrange it, use copy/paste so you do only 1/4 of it.

3. Add on more fibonacci sequences to the base one, shade it if you want to (that's the most monotonous part).

I learned how to do these myself; evolving after several years. The earliest works where lost to the blue screen of death, they where textile-like diamonds.

Remixes









New

I like the first a lot; it reminds me of Inca architecture. The second is one of my lesser designs, but still not bad.

Beautiful--Very impressive work!

Would you mind if i included you in my art project? The theme is colour and ornimentation and i've been thinking about using how maths can make art. I would of course credit your pictures.

Sure.

One I did a couple of years ago (I have done about 250 such pictures in the past 20 years, most of them in the last 2).

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Here's one I did when I was 18.

Midgar sky <3 ;p hehe

What's that? Btw, the reason there is a big orange-yellow smear on the road is it's supposed to represent a car's headlights but you just can't see the car as the picture wasn't big enough to fit it in.

Here's one I did when I was 18.

A really wonderful picture--very atmospheric, sensual.