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  1. so Mandelbulb inherently has full spherical symmetry in its 3d imaginary part. Here I broke the symmetry by taking z=z*(z+i)+c as iteration function.
    The y-axis here rotates in the i-j-plane, the x-axis is the real part.
    #creativecoding #mandelbulb

  2. Shifting, turning, and eventually zooming in Mandelbulb.

    Full Video: youtu.be/opdSCKEUF8U

    #mandelbulb

  3. Perpendicular to the real axis.

    But there's something wrong in the code.
    This should be more symmetric.

    #mandelbulb #creativecoding

  4. "Just remember," she says. "I'm holding you responsible for all of this."

    #Monday #Mathart #Mandelbulb #Mood

  5. One way to avoid the sharp edges seen on the Mandelbox is to replace the non-smooth fold operations with something more like a wrap operation.
    As with the #MandelbrotSet and the #Mandelbulb we square the vector magnitude each iteration and find a way to multi-cover the remaining degrees of freedom.
    Unlike the Mandelbulb we can make this multi-cover conformal on the sphere by treating it as a Riemann sphere and using the transformation:
    \( \frac{-z}{2\sqrt{2}}\Pi_{j=0}^2 \frac{z-\sqrt{2}e^{2ji\pi/3}}{z-\sqrt{1/2}e^{(2j+1)i\pi/3}}\)

    The result is quite odd:
    (image by pupukuusikko: deviantart.com/pupukuusikko)

  6. and deeper inside reveals these elaborate ceilings and ornamentation.
    The nice looking arches are because the +c part stretches the spherical curves from the sphere inversions into ellipsoids. The orthogonal linear folds (called a box fold) also contribute to its architectural appearance compared to for example the #Mandelbulb.
    info: sites.google.com/site/mandelbo

  7. A render of Adam Burch’s A-Wing model. Using a fractal render for the background generated in #mandelbulb. Rendered in #Lightwave3D and pixel poked in Photoshop #StarWars #StarWarsArt

  8. This article is an epic tale of mathematical research and computer graphics. After I first read it in 2009, the #Mandelbulb immediately became my desktop background. And it still is today:

  9. The #Mandelbulb is a 3D variant of the original Mandelbrot set. This blogpost explained how it was "discovered" by Daniel White.

    skytopia.com/project/fractal/2
    #fractal #math #3d