/ March 2, 2010 by Thomas DeVoss proofmathisbeautiful: constantflux: atomische:Atomische : Lobby, Hyatt Regency Cancun / 2010 Can I go?!
/ January 27, 2010 by Thomas DeVoss Architecture student Magnus Larsson details his bold plan to transform the harsh Sahara desert using bacteria and a surprising construction material: the sand itself.
/ December 17, 2009 by Thomas DeVoss proofmathisbeautiful: buddhabrot: anosognosia:j-p-g:(via kokorono)
/ December 17, 2009 by Thomas DeVoss proofmathisbeautiful: buddhabrot: purehemp: Haeckel - Melethallia
/ December 17, 2009 by Thomas DeVoss biophysicalresonance: skepticism: logarithmic spiral via cache.gawker.com Want.
/ December 17, 2009 by Thomas DeVoss proofmathisbeautiful: Blines and Circloids Boids are elements that describe leaderless groups like flocks, herds or schools, according to the algorithm made in 1986 by Craig Reynolds. Boids have no mathematical equations describing their path: they move along individually, and as an emergent group steering clear of each other and moving in the direction everyone else is going. Boids provide a good a way to describe natural compositions. Below is an example of curves drawn with a combination of the Boids library and the Cornu spline library, a spiralling curve algorithm by Raph Levien. Read more about Boids here: http://nodebox.net/code/index.php/Boids Or click through to see more pictures…