elegant and order in chaos

I like this because it is simple, elegant:




This one I liked because the form in the center is symmetrical, but the shape around it is not.  This is Ben's favorite to date.

flowing lines

Rings of Smoke?

Tiles

These two images are really details of the same image. The use of the floor() function makes the larger image look like a mosaic of these tiles.




Note that the only difference is the "center" parameter.

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A logo for what?

mother of invention

I've been trying to accelerate mpmath by installing gmpy so that I can use expressions x<--exp(x)*sin(y), y<--exp(x)*cos(y) that create huge numbers.

However, it's not working. So, I tried
x<--x*sin(y), y<--x*cos(y) instead. It created much the same effect.

Here's a variation on that (click to enlarge):

2 more in two threads

Ok, this one is another in the same thread as the last few days. You will recognize the equation except I added a mod 3 to both x and y. It's the default coloring, except I used all the same iteration to make it black and white.



Similarly, this is the default equation with a mod 3 on both x and y

random experiments and another variation of the previous two posts

I don't remember the exact settings for the above, but it involved a mod operation (creating the squares).

update: i remembered:



I don't remember how I mad the above either, but it was a similar equation to the below.


The above is a variation on http://yokefellows.net/andrew/image.php?image=images/thrid_power_alternating_term_sin_bw.jpg



I don't remember how I made the above.


OK, this is a variation on the same equation as the last two posts. Below are the settings.

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