Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Mandelbrot the Fractal Bear


Continuing my mutant teddy bear theme, a gift for my brother: the fractal bear. 

His name is Mandelbrot.

UPDATE! People who are asking me about buying a fractal bear of their very own, see here



Posted by Mouse at 11:50 AM
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53 comments:

  2. I want one too. Ever thought of producing more?

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  6. you really are on to something here! i love this!

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  7. That is fantastic!

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  8. how much will one cost and do you ship to Germany? I am collecting teddy bears and would love to take care of one like this :-)

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  9. My daughter NEEDS this bear...or anything mutated!...you totally need to make more of these!

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  10. More recursive than the average bear.

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  15. Oh I really need one of these! I'm a programmer from germany and had to do with the Mandelbrot set. This is awesome! :D

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  17. This is really, really scary!! I can't look, I can't look! He is an experiment gone wrong... :(

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  18. I would buy one too!!

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  19. It scares me. It's like....smiling, furry.....cancer. Cells gone mad!

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  20. I wish I had one when....

    http://bloggershepherd.blogspot.com/2009/01/mandebrot-fractal-teddy-bear.html

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  21. Fractals are b..E..A..UUUUtiful

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  22. Philippe Starck did a fractal teddy bear a few years ago. Here's the link:
    http://www.philippe-starck.com/new/pics/all/blank.jpg

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  23. Dude, far too cool. Very inventive!

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  24. Made of WIN. Love it!

    Also, Cory Fucking Doctorow has first comment? That's like, double made of win.

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  25. Sadly, this reminds me of the last panel in this comic: http://www.vgcats.com/comics/?strip_id=164

    The horror. The HORROR!

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  26. Please make a giant one with a few thousand branches - a task worth dedicating your life to!

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  28. Hilarious and absolutely made my day! Actually it would be "L-system with n=2 the Fractal Bear" but it doesn't exactly roll off the tongue does it.

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  29. YOU ARE THE SHIT!!!! Hope you're having an excellent year!

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  33. I'd love to buy a Mandelbrot bear, so please let me know if you ever go into production. You could advertise them in Discover and Science News. They're wonderful.
    Mara in Miami
    maramiami@earthlink.net

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  41. I have turned this into a monster for Dungeons and Dragons. Please tell me if I got the credit line correct. http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8290906&postcount=8

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  42. DracoDei - that is pretty great! Mind if I post a link to it? As to the credit line, it seems fine to me. My actual name is Mouse and the blog name is Buttons for Mouse, so arguable "sewn by Mouse at Buttons for Mouse" or something to that effect would make more sense, but it doesn't make much of a difference.

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  43. I hope this isn't a double-post, but I would be grateful if you would link it actually.

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  47. it too cute. mind produce more? I want to have any of it.

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  48. vous fashion.thank pour le partage

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  49. this is a great post,thank you

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  51. You have done an excellent job of research and writing.

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  53. When I first heard about those "Build-A-Bear" stores I thought they actually let kids add the arms, legs and head. What a great opportunity for childish creativity and adult irreverance! Sadly, they just get to dress the damn thing. More programming for the consumer society.

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