Chaos Fields

Really enjoying the Wallpaper groups!

Here is something you have not seen before in the Wallpaper Groups, no edge symmetry at all! Just 180 degree rotations. Here is a test of Wallpaper Group 2 p2 oblique seed. Still a long way to go on this filter, only finished with 2 of 5 seed shapes.

Split line: running horizontally directly across the middle, just above the red features in the middle.

That's the beauty of being able to see the "seed shape" first. You can add "pseudo" symmetry by placing objects at a middle of an edge, or in the corners of the seed shape.

Eventually (not enough free time right now) I am going to create a set of graphics for the Wallpaper Groups with solid graphic shapes and lines that will "align" at mid-points & corners in the seed shape for the Wallpapers that don't have edge symmetry. If that makes any sense.

Tessellations for quilters. Very cool.

Today's test, Wallpaper Group 2 p2 rhombic seed.

Monday deserves some chaos, well, hopefully not too much chaos, let's set what Julia has to say. Credits: 12 color Julia set, FXAA by iFredQC.

For the day, a cloud abstraction, Recent Sunset 2. Credits: Fractalitious by dazza101, Surface Texture Engine.

Great work with all the wallpaper groups that are so well done, easy to use, useful and lovely, please keep making more, thanks very much

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Rick Duim wrote: Monday deserves some chaos, well, hopefully not too much chaos, let's set what Julia has to say. Credits: 12 color Julia set, FXAA by iFredQC.

WOW! This really great and beautiful and like much all the colorful spirals arms with so many lovely details. very good. well done

Some more testing, this time a large 8192x8192 test of Wallpaper Group 4 pg.

One more test with a large image on Window Group 7.

Here is today's test of Wallpaper Group 10 p4 (original 8192x8192, rendered in the new FF 5).

Another test of Wallpaper Group 13 p3, with the true rectangular tile shape.

Thanks

I haven't evaluated the kaleidoscope component, other than trying to figure out how to show the seed shape and not getting anywhere.

And yes, I am pretty sure I'll get all 17 done, once I figured out how to tile the hexagons it looks like clear sailing I have 5 wallpapers in test, with 4 more to write.

Oh, and here's a test of Wallpaper Group 14 p3m1.

Wow! You are moving fast!!! I'll look forward to seeing the rest of them.

What have you got planned next???

The mother load has arrived! Nice! Definitely a more manageable approach to getting these groups done. Great!

Thank you so much for making the set of 17! I've downloaded them all now, and I am sure I will use them again and again.

Creating a Landscape. Credits: Mountains at Sunset by Kochubey, Brush Engine Van Gogh, Photoshop CS6.

Oh, now I have to perform some ritual, is that it I am burned out on FF coding. Also, I am letting the dust settle between real bugs and "features" in the new FF 5. So far none of the UI bugs I've submitted have been fixed, the missing vertical scroll bar on filters on the Mac is my pet peeve

And I don't have a clue about how the bomber+ works. But I will soon enough. I just have got to get these wallpapers out of the soles of my shoes

Here are a couple of test images from a new bomber+ project: Simple Van Gogh using the old brush engine.

And here is one using the Map Switch between 2 different brushes.

More Simple Van Gogh testing.

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Rick Duim wrote: Thanks all! If I ever see another Rotate, Offset, Flip or Scale again...

It must have been a hard and tiresome work making all the wallpapers groups, but I think that surely the result shines and is awesome, very helpful and useful, and want to thank you very much for the great work you have done and is very worthy all the effort.

A Recent Sunset 3, using Simple Van Gogh.