About
Hello everyone,
It's Dmytry Lavrov's personal web page. It mostly contains my artwork and software projects. Click on the thumbnails on top to quickly navigate to graphical pages.
About me: I enjoy mathematics, computer graphics, sciences, programming, juggling (currently can juggle up to 4 balls), photographing, and lot of other things like that.
There's my new blog (comments are welcome).

Note: The photo is 2 years outdated and seem to be creating wrong impression. I'm 23. There's more recent photo (underexposed unfortunately)


Current project:

sample Polynomial screenshot
The Polynomial: A 3D video game with mathematically generated fractal scenery, combined with easy-to-use editor that you can use to create stunning artwork.

Programming:

I program mostly in C++, though I also use Java and Python a lot. My first serious programming language was Pascal.
I have experience in 3D software development (both with non-realtime software rendering and realtime hardware/OpenGL rendering), image processing, user interfaces (C++ , Python: wxWidgets, Java: Swing), network programming, concurrent/multithreaded programming, web programming (Python, CherryPy, Cheetah, Javascript, Java Applets), multi-platform application development with C++ (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X), databases (SQL, Posgres), some physics programming (custom engines, Newton SDK).
(Phew, that was a long list.)

Currently, I'm mostly using Linux, both for job and personal work. I also have Intel-based Mac Mini, which I use for porting software to Mac OSX. Sometimes I run Windows in virtualbox to test if my builds for windows actually work on real windows.

Other things:


Sample mojoworld+volumetrics render
Volumetrics for MojoWorld.

Sample voxelworld render
Voxel World - my old terrain renderer from 2004.



I posted that idea to SUCCESS student contest organized by European Space Agency, and visited Cologne (Koln) :-)

Mathematical art...
In some sense, VoxelWorld is a "math art" too....

Miscellaneous stuff:
waves interference animation fractal rendered as 3D chart gravity simulator int(x=0,1,|sin(x^x/a+b)|*dx) => sample output of formula converter


(C) 2004..2009 Dmytry Lavrov.
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