I've started to use POV-Ray version 3.5. This page is the first gallery of mine by it. I'm being surprised that the "isosurface" in POV-Ray version 3.5 is so powerful. I tried many confused functions and saw they all are solved easily. How do you think my functions on this page?
I cut off these many spheres from a power functional curved plane by using trigonometric functions.
I added the waving shape on a plane from the center. I made the waves leaning toward the center and having rise and fall around the center by trigonometric functions.
A Golden Flower / 64k / Jul. 2002 / by Tsutomu Higo
I applied trigonometric functions on a sphere to make the deformed surface and put it on a hollow made by a power function. I added a special treatment for the fusing part to extend the hollowed plane toward the sphere.
I made plaits with a slight whirl on a plane by trigonometric functions and erased the under part of the plane. And I added a transformation on the height direction.
Dancing in a Circle / 89k / Jul. 2002 / by Tsutomu Higo
I made a peanut leaning slightly from 2 sheres and I merged the peanut with a hill made by a power function. I added lines round the peanut by trigonometric functions.