Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote:
> Awsome fractalex!>> ...here is my first non-sense tweaking. I sort of managed to introduce a> pigment function in the mix.
Good one, Jaime! Was the pigment added to the interior coloring function?
Oh yeah, I forgot to remove an extraneous rotation declare from one or two of
the fractal types, so changing "rot" won't do anything...
> Wow ... I really like the color scheme.
It's a palette extracted with The Gimp from a pink granite texture
(tough, as Mike said, looks a lot like a rug). Try it with any "natural"
texture and you will get nice palettes for fractals.
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> Sort of "Peter Max meets Persian Rug" ;-)
Yes, my first impression was also that it looked like a rug... but the
palette is from a pink granite. Now I tried a palette from a Persian
rug, and it gives also very nice results... very fabric-like.
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> Good one, Jaime! Was the pigment added to the interior coloring> function?
I was just trying some random operations with f_crackle() and the
different parameters of the type 3, but don't remember exactly what it
was. Next time I will save a copy before fiddling more...
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