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Intriguingly Matured Graphics (#241)

Jonathan Frech

Following dig­i­tal excavation efforts at my disk’s deep directories, I stumbled upon a col­lec­tion of colorful pseudo-ran­dom walk graphics. Since they are dated Sep­tem­ber of 2015 and were gen­er­ated using unidiomatic slow snake script, their on­ly property of note is a visually jolly aura; the following three possess a particularly vibrant one:

Autumn Colors
Deep Blue
Woven Violet
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Not every pseudo-ran­dom walk has been given enough time to cover a substantial portion of the plane or has been painted harmonically; nevertheless, all I found are listed below.
Whereas some walks are walked on a directly pixel-mapped fi­nite discrete rectangle $\mathbb{Z}_n\times\mathbb{Z}_m$$\mathbb{Z}_n\times\mathbb{Z}_m$, others draw a circle with a considerable pixel diameter for each lattice point. As such, the resulting graphics require a hefty chunk of disk space — from under 8 MiB to over 128 MiB.

Slow snake script sources: intriguingly-matured-graphics_2015-09-21_fancy-2.py, intriguingly-matured-graphics_2015-09-21_fancy-3.py, intriguingly-matured-graphics_2015-09-27_fancy-4.py