If you just want to look at some fractal pictures then click on one of the small images on this page. You are welcome to keep copies of the images. I began making fractals in 1998 and have made over 17,000 two-dimensional ones, mostly using a wonderful program called Tierazon (v2.7). I have also made over 3,000 three-dimensional fractals. My best 684 fractals are on this site. Most of the 2D fractals were made using one of the programs written by the amazing Stephen C. Ferguson. Since the large images are best seen full-screen, please hit F11.
Here is an annotated selection of my best fractals and here are my best 3D fractals.
Click here to read about fractal-generating programs and download a free program of your choice.
If you are puzzled about how anti-aliasing can improve your fractal images then click here.
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So you have made a fractal, but it looks dull or the colours clash. I recommend changing the colours using a graphic program.
If you already use Tierazon you may want to get Tierazon instructions written by me. Also available:
Sterling instructions and Visions of Chaos instructions.
I made four posters using fractals for a gem poster competition held in Brazil in May 2011. I didn't win but I think the images are interesting.
Visit Paul DeCelle's fractal art gallery.
Stroll through a fractal museum.
Try another fine fractal site: Third Apex to Fractovia, and then there's Fractal Arts
There are fractal program downloads at Software Informer.
There is a news group dedicated to fractal images alt.binaries.pictures.fractals
That's all very well, but is it art?
This site was created on 27 Nov 1999, last updated 1 January 2012.