Trade secrets: rug weaving

First outing for me for Michael Faber's trade variation, here chain-linked to lazysusan from the disc of a disc-julian.

The Numismatist's secret stash

"Practically quivering with suppressed glee, now that he'd committed himself, the Numismatist slid aside one of the large rugs and hauled open a large trapdoor in the polished wooden floor. By the light of the flickering torch in his hand, I beheld an amazing sight: coin from all the corners of the globe, in every conceivable hue of gold, in various patinas of age, splling, cascading, erupting, and fading into the darkest recesses of that underfloor treasure-house."

Endless dreams of deep

Inspired by Amy Hooton's latest series.

The relations of things various

Inspired by the Ducks/Ducky/Talis results from other softwares, I sought an alternative space-filling pattern in Apo.

The thing in the surplice cupboard

H.P. Lovecraft meets M.R. James ;)

Building bridges

It all got a bit out of hand...

Hawkmoth

Finally getting some interesting results from deltaA.

The eternal cascade

I've been low and uninspired for too long. A fresh offering in the rings2-julian style.

Dreamweaver

Bwraps7 texturing applied to an oscilloscope-substituted Sierpinski tile. Then I couldn't resist an extra twist ;)

Georgia on my mind

My entry for Apophysis Challenge #80, Georgia O’Keeffe style. Inspired by these works.

A dark assembly

First gnarled glynnia rendered with Chaotica that I'm happy with. Not the image I created in Apo (grain even at 4000), but still with its own charm.

Flying balloons on Party Hill

Psychedelic and surreal first outing for a new framework.

Black swan Medusa

Finally returning to those gnarled glynnias.

Tactics

Couldn't resist a quick trial for Xyrus's GdOffs plugin!

Tactics® is a new electronic touchscreen game for 1 to 4 players. Like Marjjong, tiles are removed by simultaneously touching a pair of identical tiles. However, the game is raised to a much higher level by exchanging tiles, causing both tiles and sometimes some of the adjacent tiles to change form. As a two-player game, it surpasses chess in potential complexity.

Modern life is SO confusing

A simple geometric abstract that blows the brain as it foolhardily attempts to grasp the whole.