Extrude and Spin Math Curves by crag_dolomite

3D Modeling • Science/Medical • posted on Nov 12, 2007

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Solid Extrusions and Surfaces of Revolution Mathematical Curves of Sine, Tangent and Secant Conductor Reflection, Dielectric Refraction, Goniometric Luminance Sorry to get so technical with you, but this is the Science/Technology genre Thanks for commenting Craig

Comments (25)

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hipps13

10:13AM | Mon, 12 November 2007

awesome colors I just love staring at it sweet day to you thanks for the smile warm hug, Linda

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myquad

10:27AM | Mon, 12 November 2007

Beautifully done!

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melevos

10:45AM | Mon, 12 November 2007

excellently done!!!

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mansco

11:05AM | Mon, 12 November 2007

Splendid result. Love it ;O)

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saretta

12:35PM | Mon, 12 November 2007

Perfect alchemy of elements,great image!!:-)

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annie5

6:00PM | Mon, 12 November 2007

Splendid artwork..Perfectly done! 5* :)

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clydedough

4:24AM | Tue, 13 November 2007

Extrusionarily fine workmanship!...(one of my favorite words-next to gelatinous) Love the ones you do with "splendent rhombohedral(or scalenohedral) crystals"-has a nice ring to it too...hehee I was baar-row-wozing "dict.org" a couple weeks ago...minerals and colors=and then looking up ALL the words in the definitions...Man am i stew pud!! Im a bit familiar with Diecloric-as in new types of super cool glass- i built some Neon-Stained glass-and extrudeded aluminum/brass/stainless steel sculpturess some years ago. Showed at the Museum of Neon Art-Los Angeles. Google Larry Albright-he made the crackle tubes for me- the mothership from Close Encounters was back in his shop as it was going to the Smithsonian, i had been close to it before in Spielbergs garage(all crated up)sorry, i really like your work -this is very cool-love it!

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