For Jennifer by algra

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Nov 11, 2010

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Jennifer Stewart made an impressive series of masterworks based on this pattern. I first saw it in a presentation "Egg" of Titia in 2003: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=424646&username=titia&page=28&member&np Later on, I thought it was starting in 2006, we saw the many amazing works of Jenny, the Talis var.1 series. Now many of us use these patterns, Titia also did it with other formulas, e.g. "Birdy", and now it's also possible to make them with UF (although not with Talis). In don't know the theoretical background of the pattern, is it an instability, an artefact? Anyhow, this "mushroom", "talis" or "ducky" pattern (what's in a name?) is a basis of beautiful fractals, as made by many artists now. But Jenny was and is the real pioneer in it. Thanks Jennifer.

Comments (22)

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Fractelaar

4:01AM | Thu, 11 November 2010

Mooie zoom en afwerking Ed zou niet misstaan aan de wand in een modern ingerichte kamer

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carlx

4:17AM | Thu, 11 November 2010

Excellent composition and dedication, Ed!!!

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Juliette.Gribnau

4:49AM | Thu, 11 November 2010

beautiful dedi for a great fe-artist!

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fractalbeke

4:50AM | Thu, 11 November 2010

Bij dit plaatje denk ik aan 3 verschillende thema's : 1) Links : Symbolen in een Egypyische graftombe. 2) Rechts boven : organische fossielen. 3) Onderaan midden : De binnenste laag in de grote meerderheid van de weekdier schelpen (paarlemoer = nacre). Mooi, mooi mooi !!!

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