L-system plants
Branching plants drawn by repeating simple rewriting rules, with leaves and seeds set at the golden angle.
Palette
- Black#05070A · 78%
- Gold#F2C04F · 10%
- Green#5BE38A · 8%
- Magenta#E24BB2 · 4%
Visual traits
- A plant grows from one stem by repeatedly branching at a fixed angle (about 25°), with smaller copies of the same shape at every level
- Branches thin out and lean toward the tips; the outline is irregular but self-similar
- Seeds or florets spiral outward from a centre at the golden angle (137.5°), forming crossing spiral arms
- Thin glowing lines in gold and green on a near-black background
- In motion, the plant grows branch by branch
Prompt
L-system plant: a fractal plant grown from one stem by repeated branching at about 25°, self-similar at every level, branches thinning toward the tips, beside a phyllotaxis disc of florets spiralling out at the golden angle 137.5°, thin glowing gold and green lines on a near-black background. As video, the plant grows branch by branch.
Negative prompt
photograph of a real plant, leaves with texture, cartoon tree, white background, thick trunk