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The above testament to my artistic ability, or specifically my lack thereof, was made in my experiment with digital sculpting, technically, part II. Wikipedia says

Digital sculpting is the use of software that offers tools to push, pull, smooth, grab, pinch or otherwise manipulate a digital object as if it were made of a real-life substance such as clay. I saw this Lifehacker article on sculptris a few months ago and it sort of made an impression on me of how cool and awesome 3d was. Any real program is of course much different and better than this one because of the ability to actually grab, smooth and pinch the digital object.

sin(sqrt(sq(x)+sq(y)))/sqrt(sq(x)+sq(y))

http://antimatter15.com/misc/f(x).html?sin(sqrt(sq(x)+sq(y)))/5.html?sin(sqrt(sq(x)+sq(y)))/5 )

http://antimatter15.com/misc/f(x).html?sin(sqrt(sq(x)+sq(y)))/sqrt(sq(x)+sq(y)).html?sin(sqrt(sq(x)+sq(y)))/sqrt(sq(x)+sq(y)) )

I think function plotters are cool, and since 3d is all the hype nowadays, why not make a 3d function plotter? I like how WolframAlpha does it quite nicely, but it doesn’t allow panning/moving of the camera. Just as a disclaimer, I made this because it’s cool, not because I spent lots of time on it, on the contrary, it’s taken from the three.js 3D Canvas library floor demo with a 3 line change to make it pull a function from the URL.