http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user//kpmcinto/koch-reduced.pdf

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This is my cute little wallpaper.

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In case it doesn’t work, here’s the direct link ./files/2012/10/wallpaper.pdf

My wallpaper. Uses recursion to make a repeated pattern. See the animated version here http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/72732

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Here’s one frame from my embedded iteration. I wrote a helper function to draw each shape (an astroid) and then added a bit of randomness to generate the different greys and shades of red. If you look at it in openprocessing, you can see it “twinkling”.

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I made a wallpaper design of stars, circles and triangles, sometimes overlapped and sometimes not, sometimes with borders and sometimes without. The colors change as they go across and down the screen, with a subtle amount of randomness thrown in. I was kind of going for an early 90’s/Trapper Keeper/Lisa Frank feel here.

(updated to improve on messy details)

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A sea of squares, triangles and circles will fill your screen. Enjoy the strange patterns they make.

Interact with at: http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/72712

Press the mouse to refresh the screen.

Press a keyboard key & then the mouse to switch the background from white to black & vice-versa.

Oh you mirrored sea
Your waves, they’re haunting me
They’re all I see
Now let me be, you mirrored sea
Your waves, they’re haunting me
Out in the sea, leave me be

Inspired by Passion Pit’s Mirrored Sea

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Here is my wallpaper design! It took awhile for me to get the hang of translating the flowers and circles properly, but I’m pretty satisfied with how it turned out.