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I wrote a program (Python/Blender) that can describe almost any kind of seashell, in terms of internal and external shape, and in terms of surface patterns, usign the works of D'Arcy Thompson (for the shape) and Hans Meinhardt (for the patterns).
This synthetic shell illustrates how close from the original seashell I can go. Further works will include spikes (hopefully).
