It started as something simple

It all started as something simple
It grew and starved for knowledge
It created creations which could create
It learns through it's infinite fractal

This is a little image that I started a while back. It starts as something simple and grows more complex, an attempt to portray the difference in densities. I'm not trying to say this is profound or amazing, I just wanted to share it with you guys!

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Das pretty cool, and kinda profound too.

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to you sir different

Check out what this guy did with a Sharpie Black Ink Pen and his Ford Mustang!

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That's pretty trippy , i have just had some smoke if you know what i mean , and i'm trying to get my noodle around it . it sent my mrs to sleep lol must have some affect so that's why i star and flagged you as she was whining about stuff you have saved me lol. this is what ATS needs things like this as it is different i like it.

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TY sir, glad you liked it

Next time you and your wife should watch this video. Just be patient and let it develop past the first scenes into Danny's "art". It's pretty intense if you put headphones on and just watch it without distraction. I've seen new images within images every time I've watched the video. The real image mesh starts after 2:00 minutes in but it makes sense to watch the whole thing even if the beginning is annoying. Let me know if you watch it beginning to end. (Better to follow the link to youtube so you can watch it full screen).

P.S) I was going for something a little different than trippy but I'll take it! The triangles and the circle squared were based on things I have been reading about ancient structures among other things.

Originally posted by NewAgeMan
Check out what this guy did with a Sharpie Black Ink Pen and his Ford Mustang!

autos.yahoo.com...

Nice thanks for sharing that!

I wish I had the talent to accomplish something like that.

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Very awesome - you have just showed us all how fractals form.

I like it a lot - the last image does actually look 3D.

Thanks for sharing!

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Dude... Be careful! I think you may have opened a portal...