Working further on the flower study code, I added some more colours to the sketchand this time I am creating two types of patels and rotating then.

Using the same code of the Intersecting Circles (previous post) I now hide the circles and draw a point at every intersection. Its amazing how the sketch quickly becomes complex and interesting.

My first attempt at creating some flower forms. I used a simple algorithm to create a single petal using bezier curves and then repeating the same form number of times to get some pretty flowers. 

I got inspired by the amazing Shells at Xah Lee. After studying the equations for a while, this is my first attempt at creating 3D shells. Its very raw at this stage. I began by plotting points in 3D space and then later turning the shape on Y axis so that the form can be read more clearly.As a followup, I am going to try and make form shell forms in 3D, at the same time I want to make them look more beautiful then this.For now, enjoy this piece  

 Ariel Malka launched a new branch of the research at chronotext, with a collective focus.

The innovation resides in the ability to control the software experiments in a simple syntax based on scripting or tags.
The first “slashrun” is called “the war of the words”:
http://slashrun.org/War and it will let you… well, surprise

Beyond pyrotechnics, the next slashruns will be more “open”, in a way that they will provide some basic building blocks, offering a wide spectrum of exploration. 

So Get mobilised and join the war

The surfaceLib gives you an easy way to create different 3d surfaces in processing.  There is a bunch of surfaces implemented but you can also write your own class which extends the basic surface class.

jesus gollonet has ported the Robert Penner’s easing equations by creating processing library.

You can download from here: Easing Equation for Processing