This is a collection of my tests/experiments for the penkit python library. The original author licensed their work under the MIT license, and thus penkit itself is still under the MIT license, however any of my files are licensed as usual under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0. This repo is a work in progress.

This notebook is a collection of L systems. At the top, set the default save directory so when you run the cells the images get saved where you want them. You'll note some do repeat, but the formulas themselves should be different.

You may use my files for commercial purposes provided the following:

• You still refer to this respository as the source
• You sell your work for a reasonable price. Use common sense here, a US letter sheet of nice cardstock with something plotted on it shouldn't cost more than $10, maybe $20 (at the time of writing 2024, USD). Basically, if you're charging 100x bill of materials, you're doing too much.
• You do NOT create NFT's or somehow utilize my work for the training of AI or the generation of AI images. You can use AI for code generation from my work.
• You're not a mega corporation. Or really any corporation with a value over $1 million USD.
• You somehow use my work for harm? Not sure how but don't do that.

This exception is meant for small artists or studios, and should be a supplementation to one's own work, not the only thing they sell.

I used the following websites to find the L systems found in fractals2electricboogaloo:

• http://www.nahee.com/spanky/pub/fractals/lsystems/mcworter.l (access using the wayback machine)
• https://fedimser.github.io/l-systems.html
• https://paulbourke.net/fractals/lsys/

You can find the original penkit library here: https://github.com/paulgb/penkit