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At first glance the "masterpieces" looked like a crap ton of lines and circles around a sketched shell or butterfly. You know, the kind you see when you tell St
by monkmartinez 2y ago
At first glance the "masterpieces" looked like a crap ton of lines and circles around a sketched shell or butterfly. You know, the kind you see when you tell Stable Diffusion to "sketch". Then I watched the video for a sec... WOAH!!! He is talking about a "formula" quite a bit... ctrl-f "formula" == 0 results.
Google: Rafael Araujo artist formula. Ahhhh! https://www.rafael-araujo.com/calculation https://www.rafael-araujo.com/calculation
Now we are getting somewhere... and another that shows the process a bit better: https://hazelhomeartandantiques.blogspot.com/2015/04/the-calculations-of-rafael-araujo-b-1957.html https://hazelhomeartandantiques.blogspot.com/2015/04/the-cal...
Now I am trawling github to see if I can find some processing or similar libraries that I can play around with. Golden Ratio sketches, defining physical objects and shapes from purely mathematical constructions... I love rabbit holes!
- nequals30 2y agoInigo Quilez has some good videos generating art and scenes with just mathematical constructions: https://www.youtube.com/c/InigoQuilez https://www.youtube.com/c/InigoQuilez
- sixtyj 2y agoThis is a deep rabbit hole indeed :) Does Donald Knuth have any metaprogramming for golden section/ratio? About golden section in the universe there is a nice book by Scott Olsen - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/316282.The_Golden_Section https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/316282.The_Golden_Sectio...
- openrisk 2y agoWould be very pleasantly surprised if a drawing like "Blue Spikes Shell" is actually reducible to a readable mathematical construction. A surface that exhibits very strong variability in curvature (like the spikes in the shell) is most likely a collage of different pieces. These would (at best) have only a locally valid mathematical formula. Achieving a visually convincing result through smooth patching introduces lots of ugly "numbers". Most likely the "formula" concerns only some aspects of the drawing, like overall symmetry and relative sizes.