So I respond with a flower that was meant to look like drawn, but the genetic algorithms went more to make it lood like carved in stone or something. Thanks.
Un blog donde las matemáticas están fortalecidas por la genética para lograr la creatividad computacional que se cruza con el arte.
No hay fractales aquí, sino genética y arte generativo.
[A blog where math is empowered by genetics to achieve computational creativity that intersects with the arts.
A combination of natural selection and computers, somehow. --Not fractals here, but genetics and generative art.
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- Abstracts Nº 16, Nº 17 and Nº 18
- Flower of indefinite petals
- Nocturnal flower
- Crystal ball II
- Implosive flower
- Crystal ball
- Abstract Nº 15
- Abstract Nº 14
- Burning sunflower
- Strange-glow flower
- Metallic night flower (happy mother's day)
- Heart behind the ribs
- Abstracts Nº 10, 11, 12, and 13.
- Sky falling in pieces
- Flor en alto contraste - High contrast flower
- Flower of light
- Drawn flower
- Fragmented flower
- Invisible petals
- Flower of fire III
- Flower of fire II
- Bloodshed flower
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- Free Burma!
- Free Burma!
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5 comments:
What a great portrait. Your flower to me looked liked a carving in wood, as on the surface of an aged tree stump or something. very cool.
C
thanks a lot
@ C: A carving in wood is more accurate, truly.
Thanks C.
C. :-)
@ Drigni: :-D
I just added a link to your page on my blog, but I am thinking maybe instead of Runnerfrog or (r)Evolutionary (neofauvist) Art, I should title it "The Other C"?
:)
~C
lol You would not be the first in calling me "the other C." but yes in have me linked like that. It looks more pertinent than the other two options. :-D
Favour returned, mostly to return faster there, and improving my english as an added value, why not.
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