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Author Topic: Exploring Celtic's family fractal  (Read 690 times)
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« on: June 12, 2015, 09:13:31 AM »

Hi

first I generated Celtic, perpendicular Celtic and perpendicular buffalo, I watched but see anything smiley It looks like such a boring fractal.

However if you lower the iterations to 32 or 64, you began to see its beauty. Following images are in perpendicular Celtic, but many exists in other two:

Perpendicular Celtic - Alien Hive by Nikolay Mihaylov, on Flickr

Perpendicular Celtic - Alien Hive by Nikolay Mihaylov, on Flickr

Perpendicular Celtic - Alien Hive by Nikolay Mihaylov, on Flickr

Perpendicular Celtic - Crown by Nikolay Mihaylov, on Flickr

Iterations are just 64.
Colors are what I call cyclic - e.g. 32 shades black to white, then 32 shades white to black, then start over.
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