Nature in Fractalius

Electic Tiger Pose.JPG (125 KB)

Electric Hawk.JPG (229 KB)

Electric Fox.JPG (110 KB)

Electric Cheetah.jpg (577 KB)

Electric Lion.jpg (151 KB)

\’Nuff said.


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    natedog

    this is neat-o

    MonkeyHitman

    ya

    Brandonluke

    Wow, awesome. How many people just made one of these their desktop?

    oddgirl

    These are beautiful – How are they done?

    Sticky

    JESUS CHRIST, ELECTRIC LION. GET IN THE…OH FUCK.

    HoChunk

    Tell me there’s a generator for this.

    Drew

    HoChunk: No generator… 5000 hours in MS Paint.

    Puulaahi

    Look it’s Firefox!

    CathyLong

    Hello new wallpaper collection. <3

    ieattime20

    Um, these are very cool.. but how are they fractals? Hausdorff D > 1?

    Not to be nitpicky, but I’m sort of into fractals.

    suicydking

    ieattime20:
    “The effects are based on extraction of so-called hidden fractal texture of an image.”
    http://www.redfieldplugins.com/filterFractalius.htm

    It’s a pshop plugin

    ieattime20

    Very cool looking, but still sounds like snake oil to me. “Hidden fractal texture of an image”?

    nyoki

    ieattime20: I’m w/ ya on this one. I posted one and called it “ghostly” rather than fractal.

    suicydking

    Hey, I aint making this stuff up. I just happened to have a spoonful of sauce I found earlier today.

    ieattime20

    Oh, no offense to the OP. “Fractalius” is indeed what it’s called. I’m just saying that the plugin developers just made a really cool plugin. Not something that generates figures whose Hausdorff dimension is fractional.

    Leonardo Da Nietzsche

    My figure’s Hausdorff dimension is also fractional.
    At least for the moment.

    traptin85

    ieattime20:
    i agree with your first comment, for i thought the same thing. however, after that, i got lost.

    ieattime20

    traptin85: Many, many different ways to define fractals. Look up the Hausdorff Dimension of an object on wikipedia. It’s a way of measuring how ‘fractally’ something is, as an alternative to boxcounting methods, that has the benefit of fitting in intuitively with our notion of ‘dimension’ (i.e. a line having dim 1, a flat plane dim 2, etc).

    Casie Casecase

    So it’s a shortcut, interesting. Seems to have a notion to be married to quantum-computing, same sort of cutting-out-the-middle-man math I love.

    traptin85

    :
    i’d rather not…
    im just lazy like that.

    DisplacedTexan

    do not care what it’s called the effect is badass…………fractally speaking.

    Senshi

    And when their powers combine… they take the form of http://www.myconfinedspace.com/2009/02/24/wow-just-wow/

    Snarky Parker

    Beautiful.

    Dart

    I now have a new wallpaper.

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