Sources:
Instructions on how to make a bismuth crystal: http://www.amazingrust.com/Experiments/how_to/Bismuth_Crystals.html
Stephen Wolframs: "A new kind of science" , looking at crystal formation:
http://www.wolframscience.com/nksonline/page-993 (Specifically the Hopper Crystals section).
This guy sells grows and sells bismuth crystals, and has a reasonable amount of information and samples:
http://www.bismuthcrystal.com/index.html
Images:
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| This image demonstrates the potential for colouring patterns as well as physical ones. |
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| This image shows the extreme end of the erosion and combination of the formed geometry and the natural elements. |
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| The potential for a high level of geometric accuracy is displayed in this artificially grown crystal. |
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| This shows the potential for iterations within the crystal through a few simple changes to variables. |
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