Fractal Art

I was idle surfing before going to sleep and somehow I entered on a wiki userpage, which brought me to the word Fractal art.

I was of course curious and impressed and saved down some links for you guys to see what I liked.

First let’s explain the word:

Fractal art is the visual depiction of complex mathematical equations.

Fractal geometry is to a digital artist as a brush is to a painter: a tool for the expression of visual ideas.

From: http://www.fractalism.com/fractal-art.htm

Examples:

Galleries:

Fashinating, inspirational, incredible …

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4 responses »Leave a comment

Shoemoney
said on June 2, 2006 at 11:38 am

I once tried to create fractal art using a php script but unfortunately im not very hot on the ol’ fractal maths.
eCentral Marketing
said on July 3, 2006 at 5:43 pm

Is this what all those “choas theory” posters were about back a few years?
Eric
said on July 9, 2006 at 6:56 pm

SEOs will be interested in some new Fractal Linking Methods that researchers are working on. These techniques should fit well with the Chaos that is the Google index these days.
maximilion
said on July 17, 2006 at 11:46 pm

Liked the Electric Sheep ones, even though I hata Philip K. Dick.

They have been around since the early 80s though, sounds like you just discovered them

Hey Shoemoney, I did Julia and Mandelbrot fractals in Assembler in 1990 *boasty boasty*