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For today’s post I’m showing off some the Apple Core Image effects capabilities built into MathPaint, with three Julia set fractals. By…

For this week’s post I’m showing off more of the rendering and layer-compositing options that are part of MathPaint. I’m using the…

This week’s images again come from some experiments with new features for MathPaint, the flagship software app I’m working on. Previously I…

If you’ve been following Mathaesthetics posts you’ve seen a variety of images shared – different types of generated art from fractals to…

It’s the last Fractal Friday of the year, time for some recursive magic!  This week we’re exploring the Mandelbrot set, using two…

I worked on my first GameplayKit project earlier this year and there were things I liked about the lightweight, general state-machine model…

The fractal renderer used to draw this week’s graphics has a new feature – rendering in ‘edge’ mode. Rather than filling the…

The Mathaesthetics flagship app will support a number of modes of mathematical image creation. I spent most of yesterday working on and…

The standard Cocoa control NSSlider comes in a circular variety that resembles a rotating knob with an indicator point. Among the ideal…

I’m excited to share today’s image generated from the application under development: It’s a pretty organic background-pattern sort of texture, but it…

The Mathaesthetics software has made some cool advances this week, and we’re celebrating with our first Fractal Friday video! These images depict…

It’s day one of noise generation in our flagship product! There are many ways to generate visual noise; our first algorithm is…