I love these messy chaotic images. I know they are not for everyone's taste. But I find them fascinating. I encourage you to look closely and discover the fine details.

I mentioned that I consider these constructive. That I apply selected formulas, and colors, to achieve a desired effect. I am getting better at doing that, but often the effect comes with side effects.

Here I started with everything expanding out radially from the lower left quadrant. Then I got the color dialed in. Mostly black and white, which makes the blue pop, with a little complementary rust on the left. Then I got the details on the left side, the streaking, the contrails, the 'eye of the storm'.

I was not happy with the right side. The water drops seemed too large and too calm compared to the left side. But when I tried to make changes to the left side, the delicate right side fell apart.

After many attempts, either I gave up, or after studying it long enough I discovered it was actually perfect as it, or the universe was telling me this is the way it must be. In truth, now I have no desire to change any of it.

My program is set up to apply effects (formulas) globally. I am working on modifications to apply effect to isolated areas. It is not there yet, and I am having plenty of fun as-is.

I have stopped describing the algorithms that generate these. I feel every one of these images deserves some words. But what is there to say? When I try to explain something, I end up just stating the obvious. So what follows is mostly just pictures without words.

If you have any questions about anything, just ask in the comments. I will explain as best I can.

No words today. Please ask questions in comments.

No words today. Please ask questions in comments.

No words today. Please ask questions in comments.

No words today. Please ask questions in comments.

No words today. It is amazing how easy proofreading my posts have become. Please ask questions in comments.

No words today. Please ask questions in comments.

The previous images in this series were mostly created a month ago. The final touches, the finishing was done a week ago. As was the selecting, sorting, ordering, to put them into a series.

Yesterday, as is often the case, I was preparing to move on, but instead revisited the storm theme.

This one emphasizes fine parallel lines and curves, giving the vague feeling of brush strokes. These were present, to a much lesser degrree, in some of the other pieces in this series.

So, a few more for this series. (And I can put off organizing the next for a few days.)