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Thomas Hooper:  The Joy of Ray Marching

Thomas Hooper is from Bristol and lives in London working as a web designer and developer.  He has no art training but did have an interest in geometric sculpture and polyhedra, which inspired him to find ways to create them digitally and efficiently.  He wound up using ‘ray marching signed distance functions’ a technique about which he says is ‘so beautiful and refined it gives me endless joy to work with.’  I will add that it enables him to create beautiful artwork as well, as evidenced by these gifs,

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