Always a good question.  I was playing around with just some simple spiral math,
and I thought that a '3D spiral' would look cool.  I tried rotating around y at
the same time I was creating the spiral around z, and ... it kinda looked like
something the cat got into.  :D

You might try starting with the simple combinations of addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division.  a of g and b of a sound like they could yield
interesting results.  The regular functions like sin have great potential.
Maybe multiply sin by a across one axis, and by b across the other, while doing
something to give it width in the third dimension.  or use a and b as the width
functions.

a^b,  b^a, ....

Thanks for the superfunction link.

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