This is a continuation of <a href="/plots/107">plot#107</a>, but this time it projects it with polar coordinate, essentially making it a disc.
Still using fountain pen, main ink is &quot;Amber&quot; by Diamine. It has interesting properties.

Gold disc

This is a continuation of exploration started at <a href="/plots/107">plot#107</a>, but this time alternating between horizontal and vertical lines. As before, it uses a tiny bit of perlin noise to diverge a bit the lines. The randomness distribution has been customized to approach more the edges.
I switched to fountain pen for better precision. Only using one ink... But what an ink! &quot;Bloody Brexit&quot; by Diamine.
<img src="/images/plots/bloodybrexit.jpg" width="100%" />

Clothes

<video src="/images/plots/108.mp4" width="100%" controls autoplay muted loop></video>
It took me 107 previous days of plotting to come up with an elegant idea: searching the best plot among many different variants can easily be done by working instead on a video of that plot! Then you can chose a frame to plot, it is both practical as well as you get a nice animation for free!
Some code snippet for video generation.
<pre><code class="language-bash"># generate all .svg in results, then:
cd results
mkdir pngs
for f in *.svg; do convert $f pngs/${f%.*}.png; done
ffmpeg -r 24 -i pngs/%d.png -pix_fmt yuv420p -vf &quot;pad=ceil(iw/2)*2:ceil(ih/2)*2&quot; out.mp4
</code></pre>