lkm3.ucl.Square Space-Filling Curves, Twenty-five. by clifftoppler

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Aug 17, 2014

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Ultra Fractal 5.04 (seventeen-layers). The title came about from spotting the numbers in one of the pictorial elements and the numbers were then separated using Red William's Shapes transformation formula (and then replicating that layer to do the same with the mirrored element above). Strictly the picture might be called "52/25=2.08" but that is far too humorously complex for a sober Sunday. I've obviously developed or tweaked yesterday's uploaded image, so nothing too adventurous but a little restricted individuality creeps in. Kerry's formula is used for the other fifteen layers, four being allocated to the background, and you can readily see how the remaining eleven are used. The various colours were selected to quietly restrict competition. You'll decide if it makes sense or not. Anyway enjoy the balance of the day. Cliff.