Abstract
Turing patterns are patterns produced using a model proposed by Turing for vertebrate skin patterns. Turing-like
patterns are similar patterns that are produced using models that differ from the one Turing proposed. We survey
mathematical art based on Turing-like patterns and then focus on a cellular automaton for Turing-like patterns proposed
by Young. By investigating the parameter space of Young’s model and considering variations of his model we
are led to a series of artworks based on Turing-like patterns.
