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Published: 2009-01-18 06:15:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 8860; Favourites: 148; Downloads: 256
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I've been trying to figure out some Hyperbolic Geometry for a while now. Sometimes it seems super simple - I still don't get it though. Yes, this can be done with just Spherical and Linear, but I coded a variation to make it easier to make different tessellation configurations.Props to ~cyberxaos for making hyperbolic tiling the hard way with apophysis.
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Very nice. Works well with the natural colors.
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This is a very visual stimulating piece, makes me want to look everywhere but the middle. Thanks for sharing.
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Hi Michael
I really enjoy this circular patern and wanted to ask you if I could use this as an avatar (with sending the credits back to your page)
It concern a french streaming video group called E.C.P.A.H (Student of Knowledge about Alien Hostile Presence):
[link]
The group is still under construction but it will be a interresting place to share confidential data..
I'm looking to produce my own art for this but it could be a nice idea to have some fractal artist featured there.
see ya
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let me get this straight. you want to post videos warning the world of the dangers of aliens, and want my art to be the symbol of your cause?
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So are you ok or not?
Did you need more time to think about my idea?
I stopped seeking images actually and waiting your reply but this could be a big help for me.
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I'm sorry. I would prefer my images not being used.
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No problem Michael
I want to clarify a point:
this is not to prevent danger of aliens (in a general way) but it's precisely about HOSTILES ONES ACTUALLY ACTING ON EARTH
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Π― Π½Π΅ ΠΈΠΌΠ΅Ρ ΡΠΎΠ²Π΅ΡΡΠ΅Π½Π½ΠΎ Π½ΠΈΠΊΠ°ΠΊΡΡ ΠΈΠ΄Π΅Ρ ΡΡΠΎ Π²Ρ Π½Π° ΠΎΠΊΠΎΠ»ΠΎ
Me--->
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YEP we all love andrew as he is.... 
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Its just to have a energetic and symbolic symbol of the infinity of life in the Creation.
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You Got IT!
But the subject is more complicated than that in details..
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this reminds me of the elaborate sets and costumes in parts of david lynch's 1984 production of 'dune'. -- quite beautiful!
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This reminds me of a chocolate dessert, so of course I like it!!! 
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Great sense of depth, I think that's what really jumps out at me. It isn't just that there are details beyond what is in the foreground, it's also how the outside doesn't have as much detail and slowly leads you from the outside of the image into the center, which is full of detail. Another often overlooking part of "art" is framing and I love what you did here in that respect.
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Thanks for the comment, Matt. Much appreciated!
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awesome
looks quite like julia from the distance
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Nice
Don't know if you've seen this it might help:
[link]
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seen it 
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It's really amazing ,Michael. I really love it.
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Thanks! Glad you do!
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Intricate medallion ~ harmonious colours and great presentation! 
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I can see the seven, but not the three 
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the three is how many meet at the vertices.
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great work! i really like what you've done with the interior, though i see you also get the stuff outside the main circle; i'd be interested to know if you have any ideas on how to avoid it.
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The transformation for this is just circle inversion across a circle orthogonal to the unit circle. Anything inside the unit circle will transform inside the unit circle. The stuff on the outside is there because i added a transform that transforms outside the unit circle.
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ahh i see! yeah that makes sense, because i also had other transformations; without a way to visualise their transformation behaviour (triangles etc.) it seemed to me that it was a property of the circle inversion.
thanks for the cluebat (tm) whack
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Incendia is set up to do this formula without too much difficulty, but I've never seen this done before with Apophysis.
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that would be my bilinear transform code at work
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I haven't experimented with that yet... is it an Apophysis plug-in?
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sorry for the confusion, i was referring to incendia's bilinear / mΓΆbius transformations used in the kleinian limit sets.
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