@welshpixie
Wait, that was only 12 mins!
Are rendering times still a thing nowadays? (Haven't played with fractals for a while)
@schmidt_fu Yeah, but CPUs are faster these days :D These aren't very big though, they're 1500px square. You can also do GPU rendering on some, and CUDA, which speeds them up significantly.
I'm about to render a 4k one and it'll take significantly longer, I'll time it :D
@welshpixie
That's great news, thanks for sharing!
Maybe I'll do some experiments, too.
@schmidt_fu 10 minutes for a 'very high quality' 3840x2160 image.
@welshpixie
Thanks, that sounds doable :-)
@welshpixie did you just put a license on a math function result? those are public domain by definition lmao
@efi Yeah, just making that clear to people ;p
@welshpixie I know CC0 is equivalent to public domain, but it is not the same lol <3
@welshpixie oh my stars, I loooooooooove the first one! 😻😻😻
@welshpixie Those first two... 
@welshpixie i know some hippies who are gonna love this
@welshpixie These are great, thank you!
@welshpixie These are lovely!
Also incredible to think that back in the ’80s people were using SIMD parallel supercomputers to do this sort of thing (if I remember correctly)
@transponderings Haaaaaaaaah yep. When I first got into fractals they'd take a good few hours to render.
@welshpixie do these do anything?
@MorphicOne like what? They're still images
@welshpixie yes .. and fine ones at that. i like them.
@welshpixie they have turned out beautiful! 😍💝👍
@welshpixie stunning.
@welshpixie may i use them to give a slight overlay structure to tge cover if my book?
@welshpixie Do you have by chance the original file i could use in a higher resolution? I sent you a dm on Discord
@welshpixie the top left might be my new Avatar. LOVE it.