Mathemagic (Big Image)

[cameyo]

Hi all,
i'm building an image (poster) for a Mathematical Meeting in my old University...
These are some math objects...
http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/uploaded_from_zbc/200303/user_image-1048073075vek.jpg

You can do almost anything with Z ...

http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/uploaded_from_zbc/200303/user_image-1048073151xkg.jpg

cameyo

[boozy floozie]

Wonderful! What a lovely idea delicately executed. :tu: :tu: :tu:

[MrBraun]

Really great zbro!!! Well done !!! :D :tu:

[uriash]

So how did you do this fabulous mobius ring? people here tried to do ring like this in another thread but yours is just perfect! will you give us your secret?

[Svengali]

Austere, elegant, "botanical".

Like a butterfly collection, this presentation is really lovely.

Great poster concept, well done!

Sven

[Flycatcher]

When you warned it was a large image, I thought it was going to take a long time to load, not that I'd get carpel tunnel syndrome scrolling around them! :D

Nice collection with the perfect Mobius strip star of the piece, and the Klein bottle a worthy runner-up. :tu:

[Belleski]

What a great collection of do-dads. (That is the extent of my mathematical knowledge). ;)
Very clean and clear presentation. :tu:

[cameyo]

Thank you all.

uriash: these are objects builded with a personal program (written in delphi)...sorry it's not builded with Z ;)
Flycatcher: the original is 4000x3000 !!!

cameyo

[Frenchy Pilou]

Hi Cameyo
Great encyclopedia of mathematica :)
go there (http://caliban.mpiz-koeln.mpg.de/~stueber/haeckel/kunstformen/natur.html) for an encyclopedia of another domain :)
Beauty garanted :cool:
Pilou

[chrisd]

Cameyo - These are great!

I wish I had taken some Topology courses back in college.

I'd recommend "Beyond the Third Dimension -Geometry, Computer Graphics, and Higher Dimensions" (1990) by Thomas Banchoff, to anyone interested in getting more information.

It's a bit out of date, but it presents a very good introduction to Topology. The pictures are especially nice when, if you're like me, the math goes over your head.

Regards,
Chris