This is a small gallery of my favorite fractals. Fractal art uses mathematics to create a very precise and often very complex form of abstract beauty. A quick look around found me this interesting definition of what "fractals" are.

Here you will find a few pages of "thumbnailed" pictures, with each little picture linking to a full-sized version of the picture. Because of the complexity of the fractal picture, too much data compression can cause little details to be lost, so some of the full-sized pictures are rather large files, average size 300KB. That means they can take a while to appear on your screen, especially if you do not have a broadband or DSL internet connection.

You can click on a button below to get to each of the galleries I have set up.

Views of the famous Mandelbrot Set.

Fractals generated in the new program XenoDream.

Some odds and ends I really can't categorize.

Fractal interpretations of lyrics from Jethro Tull songs.

An ongoing series done in Ultra Fractal.

A common feature of the Mandelbrot/Julia sets is the eternal spiral.

Fractals with a bit of verse added.

A link to galleries of a few fractal artists I am regularly in touch with.

 

Here are links to the programs I use for generating these images:

Ultra Fractal Atriatix

 

for more information about Chaos theory, see

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