Jonah Uellenberg

Happy coding!

It looks like a big mouth to me. It also "repeats" infinitely down with more and more "eaters". Creepy.

I was pretty surprised by how this one seemed almost "realistic". It's a nice contrast to a lot of the more crazy images.

This one just creeps me out. Also, like the single tooth, these go on for quite a while to the left (so there's probably several hundred "teeth", but I didn't actually count) before ending abruptly.

I'm not sure what this represents? Eyes? 1984? Up to you.

This one looks a lot like a very strange neuron to me. The coloring also makes it feel like something from a Dr. Seuss book. The eye in the middle creeps me out though.

The "Mountain" part of this name is hopefully pretty obvious. I added the "Valley" because it has a little part (the transition between red/orange and blue/green) that goes down infinitely, then comes up. "Valley Mountain" is also a fun oxymoron of sorts.

Some sort of ritual? If you zoom in, there aren't too many solid lines, just a ton of single pixels in a sea of black. I really like the effect that it gives to this one.

I tried adding a 3D effect to this rendering. It uses a height map based on the abs of the output number, and that height map is processed by GIMP's Lighting Effects. I'm not super familiar with this, so there should be decent room for improvement.

Some sort of terrible, cosmic-horror-scale worm. It reminds me a lot of the "Eater of Worlds" from Terraria.

Here's an animation that modifies the function, rather than the viewport. It linearly animates n from 0 to 1, and uses a few iterations of lerp(f(x), f'(x), n). The image quality seems to be a little bit better because of the solid black background.

I still haven't figured out how to increase the image quality without Tumblr rejecting it, but it's good enough.

I was really surprised with how clean this one turned out. It almost reminds me of sound waves, in some strange way.

I have another "teeth" image that uses the same function. This version was made by turning the iteration count way up.

I like how this rendering feels pretty flat and simplistic on a first glance, but still has a lot of the weirdness found in other renderings. It reminds me of some sort of totem pole.