Original creative generative art blog by Julien Leonard aka Julleor from julienleonard.com
Monday, May 14, 2007
Intertwined
I find quite strange the "plastic" effect that emerges from this image. Maybe blue part is too or not enough dark.
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Variations
Varying gradient center. Next : change the gradient shape, by interpolating control points from initial corner dispersion to planar and regular center
New gradient method
Compared to this new gradient computation method, my previous one was silly (but allows nevertheless the "tiger flower", which is not the case of this new method). This new method simply compute decreasing centered subpiece of bezier surface.
Some results
Here is a first result with automatically created gradient, but
- some errors appear in bezier surface cut
- the gradient pattern occurs to reflect the way cut is done : may be nice, but it is not what I was expecting
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Friday, May 11, 2007
Cutting edge 2
Just varying the motif. I was just wondering if arbitrary drawing on bezier surface were not analogous to curve spaces in physics ... Need to experiment this.
Cutting edge
Still generalizing bezier shape patching. New algo, by considering :
- a bezier surface defined by a close four-parts bezier curve
- a generalized 2D coord system can be defined on this surface, coord being between 0.0 and 1.0
- algo can then compute a sub surface defined by two "points" of the previous bezier surface
- the bezier surface is defined by a pic bezier, completed to be closed
- four sub-surfaces are computed, from top to bottom
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Slaughter
Just mapping the previous result on a spiral pattern, with some color playing, and it occurs. Badly in time ...
Rusted metalflower
Keep on improving, still rebuilding a lot of things, and extending. This image uses a new splitter operator, which takes a surface (made of four bezier curves forming a close area), and splits it according to one orientation (two are available given the two possible opposite curve pa) and one ratio. Computation of the boundary is then done by computing the two new points on the 'base" curves, and aggregating control vectors of the "untouched" two other curves.
The previous curve corresponds to a splitter recursion on a simple pic bezier, alternating "horizontal" and "vertival" splitting. Chase the red ...
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