wiggly lines

A few people will recognize immediately how and why I did this.

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3 Responses to wiggly lines

  1. jonas says:

    As for how, it looks something like approximating something with Taylor Fourier series. As for the why, it looks good, isn’t that enough? I must be missing something though because that doesn’t explain the “heraldry” tag on this blog post.

  2. Anton says:

    Perhaps I’m the only heraldry fan who reads this blog.

    See Line (heraldry) (Wikipedia). The series converges to a line potenty; I wanted to see whether a “low-pass” version of potenty could be nebuly, and indeed #2 through #5 are variant renderings thereof. (Components 3n are zero, so this illustration shows 0, 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17.)

  3. Anton says:

    Someone found this image, over and over, with Yandex searches concerning (i think) women’s adrenal hormone function.

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