It's not a fractal. It's just symmetry.

lrn 2 art

i maek rly quik skethchh lol


it made me feel whole again

Yes i do have a soft spot for dinosaurs and hats. And pipes too. Might even try to colour this later, if i'm feeling arty.

fractals use math to portray visual effects/art
symmetry is math
therefore symmetry can be a fractal


FOOOOOOOOLISH SAMURAI.

But those images are not fractals. They are not self-similar. It does not exceed it's topological dimensions. Symmetry is math, yes and fractals are math too. But just because they are both math does not mean that symmetry can be a fractal.

A snack from the US's Taco Bell food chains is food. A pizza from Pizza Hut is food. By your logic, a pizza can be a taco and a taco can be a pizza. Or, steel is a metal and so is gold. Therefore, by your logic, gold can be steel, and so can steel be gold.

So, yeah, not a fractal still.

Uhh, that's how alchemy works, so he's right.
symmetry + math = Fractal

What's this "Alchemy" that you mentioned?

I've never heard of it before. I assume your not talking about the chemical kind of alchemy? And I meant my images above are not fractals, not that it is impossible to turn symmetry into a fractal.

this post is art

ALCHEMY ♥♥♥♥
DO YOU SPEAK IT

One of my earlier works.

http://www.mediafire.com/?l15u3lui7zcyce8
I would post them as pictures, but I am lazy.
general description:
Space themed photoshopped backgrounds.
24 total, free to use, no credit needed.

That's a little harsh.

I don't even know what Taco Bell is. I merely know that it exists and that the food there is meant to be terrible.


Nope. I do not speak alchemy. I still don't know what you are referring to. Some kind of TV show?

This, probably: http://al.chemy.org/
Vector drawing program with symmetry functions, I think (only seen some vids of it in use).

Think he used http://new.weavesilk.com/ though

Good eye, that's exactly what I used

ok so apparently the pen tool in GIMP works very nicely for making smooth outlines



i am pleased with this outcome

Working on my first wooden longbow

Made from Red Oak. It has yet to be tillered (absolutely the most important part of of bowmaking) so it could up snapping yet, I chose what I think is a decent board for it though so I trust it wont. Pay no attention to the block of wood handle, it hasn't been carved yet.

Also, some pen and ink sketches