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10-06-2015
, 05:31 PM
Can you turn this into an 80x80 please? thx
10-06-2015
, 06:32 PM
10-07-2015
, 01:01 PM
Quote:
can I have this (from 1sec to 5 sec) pretty please?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPggB1pVB38
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPggB1pVB38
10-07-2015
, 10:55 PM
10-09-2015
, 04:56 PM
Hey xalas could you try these two please? I alpha-ed out the green on the 1st so that might give a nice effect.
10-09-2015
, 05:21 PM
10-09-2015
, 06:13 PM
yeah, I tried different colors but my result is also kinda meh:
good thing is I can merge now!
good thing is I can merge now!
10-09-2015
, 06:22 PM
10-09-2015
, 06:50 PM
10-10-2015
, 01:45 PM
Love it! 
Can I have that just with the hair removed? Would play a little...
They're not exactly fractals (or maybe they are). It's basically a visualization of complex polynomials I do with Mathematica. I let their zeros move along closed parametric curves and plot their argument as color.
Can I have that just with the hair removed? Would play a little...They're not exactly fractals (or maybe they are). It's basically a visualization of complex polynomials I do with Mathematica. I let their zeros move along closed parametric curves and plot their argument as color.
10-10-2015
, 02:04 PM
yeah it's crazy
at least GIMP is free!
at least GIMP is free!
10-10-2015
, 03:15 PM
Quote:
Love it! Can I have that just with the hair removed? Would play a little...
This is the version I used
Wow, looks awfull, send me a pm and will post the png files or and avi somewhere
They're not exactly fractals (or maybe they are). It's basically a visualization of complex polynomials I do with Mathematica. I let their zeros move along closed parametric curves and plot their argument as color.
Can I have that just with the hair removed? Would play a little...This is the version I used
Wow, looks awfull, send me a pm and will post the png files or and avi somewhere
They're not exactly fractals (or maybe they are). It's basically a visualization of complex polynomials I do with Mathematica. I let their zeros move along closed parametric curves and plot their argument as color.
Last edited by veract; 10-10-2015 at 03:22 PM.