Fractal Art

Beautiful and amazing!

Your work is lovely, Solomon and Wingsdomain!

Thanks for the chance to share here Solomon!

Fran and Rose, I love all your artworks.

http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/georgiana-romanovna.html?tab=artworkgalleries&artworkgalleryid=77488

you really need to make t shirts! no joke! money!





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I do...hope others do too

Blaine, we can put fractal art in T-shirts, good idea!

money!

i don't care how art is made if i look at it and it entertains me i like it!

Good point Blaine.

My attempt to do Fractal Art seemed to have gone awry

I love drawing, so all of mine are drawn by hand using traditional medium or on a tablet (drawing with my finger). My intricate patterns include lots of fractals.

Roger and Julia, amazing works!

This fractal image is also manipulated but it can be viewed as a 2D or 3D stereo image. If you have Red/Cyan filtered 3D glasses, you can view it with depth!

Brian and David, Wow super!!!

Let's add some more...

Olga, Wow!

This fractal-based design was created with ChaosPro 4...



This abstract "Fractal and Smoke" image was created with Livebrush...

Edward, wonderful works
Brian, I haven't tried Chaos Pro4 and Livebrush, they both look stunning.

thanks Solomon - yeah they are all part of my "cosmic" series :)

---Shawn Dall
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@Wayne..........here's your amazing art...........uploaded

Gee thanks Vivian.

Hi Wayne...Just curious, what fractal software did you use for your wonderful creations?

Mandelbulb 3D has some nice options...& offers this page with some beautiful wallpapers to download

Some I played with a few years ago
 

mandelbulb fractal generator download Discovered in 2009, the Mandelbulb is a three dimensional form of the Mandelbrot set. Explore this previously unseen world of 3D fractals, where math, art, and science converge.

A comprehensive listing of fractal software -- most are free download, some shareware
Experience The Art of Infinity - Amazing Seattle Fractals


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Thank you for all the links Carmen..I hope some people will try it

The comprehensive listing of fractal software is a good source for everyone

You're welcome -- a treasure trove for exploration -- indulge, have fun -- look forward to everyone's discoveries.

   

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Oh No! been working too hard..forgotten this thread..

Solomon, the program I used to create those fractals was Mandelbulb 3D.

Mechanical steampunk fractals:

Looking back ..2009.. when I first began investigating fractal art



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Wayne, thanks for letting us know..It wasn't obvious initially..
Martin, I haven't tried doing steam punk artwork, they look great!
Carmen, They are exceptional for a beginner.

Thanks, I do enjoy creating them. But it is not good for selling: ))

Thanks Solomon ツ



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Revive this thread..Been busy for awhile..

It's a Friday, Oh no...

On a Friday...

fractal?

Hello Noa, Nice artwork you got there.

According to the internet: A fractal is a never-ending pattern. Fractals are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales. They are created by repeating a simple process over and over in an ongoing feedback loop. Driven by recursion, fractals are images of dynamic systems.

New Fractals (Edited):

I don't do 'fractals' so I'm not much use here with my digital abstracts:

Hi Roy, I like your abstracts. They will look good on a wall.

Join any or all of my non-fractal groups and I will feature them.

These are the links: http://fineartamerica.com/groups/abstract-art-worldwide.html?tab=overview, http://fineartamerica.com/groups/wall-art-for-home-and-business.html?tab=overview, http://fineartamerica.com/groups/abstract-art-for-home-and-business.html?tab=overview

If you decided to try basic fractal, you can also join my fractal art groups: http://fineartamerica.com/groups/fractal-art-for-home-and-business.html?tab=overview and http://fineartamerica.com/groups/abstract-fractal-and-surreal-art-for-home-and-business.html?tab=overview

For surreal, fantasy, sci fi, and gothic artwork: http://fineartamerica.com/groups/extraordinary-art-for-home-and-office.html?tab=overview

All done with the same fractal program. I'm always amazed at the diversity of what can be created.