Fourier Art
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The Principle |
Great artistic patterns can be generated using Fourier techniques in a simple way.
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| From a little dot to artistic patterns
An image with a little white blob (the shape of the blob determines the design formed later) is taken and a Fourier transform is applied on it. The Fourier transform of the blob ( Fig 1 / 2 ) is shown Different start shapes of the blob generates differnent artistic patterns ( see the Examples section ).
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Examples |
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| Sample Art Forms |
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Typycally these Patterns are very much suited for tiling(replication) due to the properties of the discrete Fourier transform.
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