Hyperbolic Tiling Challenge 2018 expand the original idea with FF 7

And here are other different kind of hyperbolic tilings, as far as I know with the great Inujima filter, you can only make the first two shown here

Also another possible suggestion and good thing would be the option to add outlines to the edges as can be seen here

And also it could be done not only a hyperbolic tiling on a sphere, it could be done on a plane instead as the aweome and amazing work of Vladimir Bulatov

hyperbolic tiling VII by Vladimir Bulatov

Please, see the image much bigger in the link above

And usually the most seen hyperbolic tilings are done on a circular sphere as seen on the first posts, but it could be also done around a donut or torus shape as seen here, that looks also very good.

And some more that has been taken from this website

Interesting site.

I'm working on some hyperbolic and Sierpinski filters.
I don't know if the result will be nice or not. Let's see.

I thought that having also different shapes could be good.

I'm still developing it.

And here are many more examples different hyperbolic graphic shapes here below in screenshot taken from this link

hyperbolic mapping

and would be incredible amazing if you can be able to make these kind of hyperbolic shapes, I did not suggest about these before, because I did not wanted to make it even more complex, but as you have suggested it first, here I leave you some possible suggestions

Of course that these are just possible suggestion and do not have to follow them, is NOT a request in anyway, are only possible suggestions and ideas, and you are free to use and create the shapes that you may want, can and like

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Ramlyn wrote: I think that many of these examples are rather hard to reproduce in Filter Forge, basically because they are in 3D and Filter Forge is not a 3D program.

I did not in any case to reproduce any of the shown examples in the same way as they are shown, and I agree that they are in 3D, but I never thought or suggested that you should do them in 3D

The examples shown are ONLY for you to see the 2D SHAPE of the hyperbolic and not in any way to reproduce the content, just to see how is made the shape in a hyperbolic way and it may look

The content of the shape, I repeat, would be the same and the one that you already have shown above in previous post

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Ramlyn wrote: Very beautiful examples. And the page of Paul Nylander is very interesting for other art too.

Thanks, glad you like them and that you find also it interesting for other things