Try Pick153 by abmlober
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Description
What is Pick153? There is book about maths by C. Pickover where you can read that
153 = 1*1*1 + 5*5*5 + 3*3*3
and that there are only very few numbers with this property. The texture I tried out here makes use of this fact and tests how far the numbers in the image plane are away from this property...
The frame is based on ideas in Kali by Paul DeCelle
153 = 1*1*1 + 5*5*5 + 3*3*3
and that there are only very few numbers with this property. The texture I tried out here makes use of this fact and tests how far the numbers in the image plane are away from this property...
The frame is based on ideas in Kali by Paul DeCelle
Comments (15)
Great fractal, love the colors. 1+2+3+...+15+16+17 = ?
Veryveryvery nice!
Amazing. Math? Very confusing to me.
i don't understand math, and i am really surprised that 153 looks so nice! :-)
The structures are very interesting...
This is a gorgeous image. It's hard to take my eyes off of it.
Absolutly awesome, great textures and colors, nice border effect.
Wonderful! I love the tension of it, and how the beautiful colours you've chosen ease that tension just enough to keep things interesting -- very beautiful : )
amazing art work ! fantastic colors ! fantastic composition ! you is very creative ! Congratulations friend !!!
"Seashells floating on the ocean floor, crushed by the playful tails of young mermaids." The prefect blend of color and design.
Wonderful and even more... :-)
Oh yeah! Now you are cooking, Andreas!!
love it! *wondering if there is any more space on my walls... :-)
Uau!! Very nice! Wonderful!
Why, the heck, did I miss this image? It's rich and very beautiful. Sorry for commenting so late (3.9.02)