#mathart

The forthcoming MathPaint beta now has a fairly complete noise-rendering feature set. There are several algorithmic noise-generation modes – Perlin, Billow, Ridged,…

Here are some extended Julia Set (z^7) floral fractals for Fractal Friday, Valentine’s Day edition – share them with your sweetheart! This…

This week I’m sharing the results of a cool new feature in MathPaint: fractals warped by real-valued functions. The application now supports…

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 I’ve been busy working on the MathPaint architecture so didn’t develop any obvious fractal rendering features… Though I did succeed…

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…

ICYMI, I’m currently writing an application that generates mathematical art. It’s created in Swift, for Mac OS desktop systems. All the images…

The noise renderer has gotten more sophisticated in the past week, and it’s being put to work in this week’s set of…

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

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…