#424Fractal Tessellation Text

An IFS-flavoured tessellation: the word is drawn, then its interior is packed with smaller copies of the whole word, whose interiors are packed again, recursively. A fixed-depth fragment loop zooms into whichever subcell each pixel falls in — each depth spins at its own rate and is masked by the parent glyph's coverage, so the smaller words only bloom inside the strokes of the larger ones. The depth pulses on its own, stepping levels in and out; the pointer warps the nesting spin, scrolling shifts the pulse, and a press forces the deepest levels to surface. A single-pass fragment approximation of the doc's multi-pass idea.