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A still from an abstract three-dimensional computer-animated video by John Malcolm which can be viewed at the source link.
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“Wooden Polyhedron Melange” by John Malcolm.
GEOSPHERES The Geosphere is everything under our feet: the lithosphere, the mantle, and the core. But not these geospheres. They're something else. They look like geodesic spheres ... See Wikipedia on geodesics.
TOPMOST IMAGE: 3ds Max Standard Primitives: The Geosphere is at bottom right. [Source: Wikipedia article on the Autodesk product 3ds Max, 3D modeling/rendering software]
MIDDLE IMAGE: Geospheres made in the Maya programming language
Described as "4 different types of polygon spheres"
LOWER IMAGE: Done with a Python script in Maya that "creates a platonic solid, smooths it and then sets every vertex at the given radius from the origin again." [ X - towards the bottom]
LOWEST IMAGE: Superformula by LuxXeon, who writes
Modeled in 3dsmax. Rendered in LuxRender (v1.0RC3).
A combination of renderable splines and some Maxscript to create complex curves on the surface of several interlinked geospheres.
The geospheres are not rendered here, only the splines.
So, in this last image you are shown absence-of-geospheres. Heh-heh
MATHEMATICS AS ART: Geosphere Lattice The Seed Of Life By LuxXeon on deviantART
A geosphere lattice, instanced 400 times into a circle using array, then instanced further ... No fractal application or algorithms were used here; just simple modifiers, and a special technique of instancing all objects with a central pivot , then cloning the results, and rotating the cloned groups. [Setting] a unified pivot point placement on all objects in the array is key ... ( X )