fractal patterns
Infinitely repeating shapes
Fractal patterns are shapes or structures that repeat at every scale—zoom in and you see the same pattern recurring infinitely.
Found throughout nature in coastlines, snowflakes, fern fronds, and blood vessels, they also appear in mathematics and computer graphics.
The branching of trees follows fractal patterns.
The concept extends to any self-similar structure where parts resemble the whole.
- self-similarRepeating at every scale
- recursionProcess invoking itself
- iterationRepeated procedural pass
- spiralCurve winding around center
- branchingSplitting into separate directions
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- Biomimicrydragonfly wings, butterfly wing, structural color, honeycomb structures, honeycomb structure
- organic designnatural materials, organic shapes, natural textures, curved lines, natural fibers
fractal patternsregular polygons
Equal-sided, equal-angled shapes
Euclidean geometry · straight lines · squares · triangles · rectangles
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