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Fractal Art Frenzy

Fractal art and fractal mixed media

Featured Work

Playful by Fiery-Fire

Apophysis A mixture of splits/elliptic – one of my usual combinations, something I like playing a lot with ;) Featured in Fractal Art Frenzy 11-06-2009 / Featured in A Fractal Energy Passion 11-06-2009 /
Plunging Curves by lacitrouille

Made with Ultra Fractal. Thank you for the views and favourites. :)
Psychedellic Magic Stars by mimulux

fractal done in FraxPlorer, some slight afterwork in PSP X
Silk and Bubbles by Virginia N. Fred

Created with Apophysi 3D Hack / Enhanced in Photoshop using the Redfield Plugin Fractalius filter to enhance lines and colors
Spring Triad by Susan L. Calkins

An Apophysis tryptich… / and I ache for spring already…and winters is nigh…le’ sigh…
Surrounded by trees by Artual

Collage digital with fractals
Spiral Shell Beads by wolfepaw

This is named for the original params of a spiral shell that were shared with me and I tweaked my little blue brains out on them. This was one of my favorite results. It looks a little like cloisonne beads to me. Made in Apophysis 2.08 3D Hack and postwork in Photoshop CS. I hope you like it.
FRAC PAINTING FRAC by sunrender

three layers uf, sharpened / sign done in psp. / full size please;-) thanks have a nice and peaceful time folks! best greetings / renderix/sunrender
On Edge by Dana Roper

Fractal abstract featuring sharp edges and angles. Created in Apophysis with editing in Photoshop Elements and Picasa.
I Only Have Eyes For You by autumngirl

UF 5.2; my own gradients “Are the stars out tonight? / I don’t know if it’s cloudy or bright, / ‘cause I only have eyes / for you, dear….” I forget who sang that (it was a group), but I’ve always loved that song….... copyright 2009, Michelle P. Henry / all rights reserved! / None of my art, photos, or writings may be shown / or displayed anywhere online or offline / without my prior knowledge and written / consent; my art, photos, and writings are NOT / public domain. Thank you!
Black and White Dreams V.2 by Junior Mclean

This is my second version, which has been published in a few e-zine magazines some of them are listed on my freewebs or mosaicglobe links… this one I liked more.
Lilyrose 2 by autumngirl

UF 5.2; my own gradients / I figured out how to do the sphere thing…..lol….(happy dance)! I mean, I knew how to do spheres with other things in them already, but I didn’t know how so many folks were making them look like reflections of the fractal they were in…..this one was done in UF, as part of the fractal. It was not imported in! (yay!) copyright 2009, Michelle P. Henry / all rights reserved! / None of my art, photos, or writings may be shown / or displayed anywhere online or offline / without my prior knowledge and written / consent; my art, photos, and writings are NOT / public domain. Thank you!

Recent Work

Blessings by autumngirl

UF 5.2; my own gradients / Just something pretty, nothing dramatic or bold this time…...but I know the params will drive Plunder nuts…...hehehe!
Eclipse by kenspics

through a cosmic window / as seen from below / darkness and light… / ecliptic delight A Sterling2 fractal
Stastis by zonepatcher

3D Flower Arrangment
Variegated by Kim Pease

Apo 2.09 with the Stripes Script by Gitte from deviantART. :o)
Distant Drums by carlotta peacock

/ designed in apophysis 3Dhack xxxxxxxxx /
Turn, Turn, Turn by kreesor

Inspired by the Byrds – Turn, Turn, Turn Created with Apophysis 2.08-3D Hack
Rolling Down the Stairs by lacitrouille

I’m particularly happy with this one, the “stairs” shapes came as a surprise. Made with Ultra Fractal. Thank you for the views and faves. :)
Temple City by Bunny Clarke

We had been traipsing around the galaxy in hunt of the legendary city known as Temple City. It is said the civilization there depended greatly on their priests to run the city and their government. From our past history, we know how that can end. As we walked througout the many levels of the city, there was cinder scattered all over. Having dual suns made the lighting a bit eerie at times. There was no wildlife in the air nor the ocean. We found no life in the city. The temples were gorgeous, but there was a feeling of sadness all throughout the area. We left with the feeling of great loss. And no, we did no treasure hunting. :o) Created in Incendia with postwork done in Photoshop for Hue and some clean up with smudging and painting that never seemed to go away from the 6 day render. Some of the forms just seem to work out that way. Thank goodness for Photoshop. :o)

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Zest up your fractal mind !

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Geometrica 2000 , by Alex Ingram

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Read the group description and guidelines before adding a work !!!

Please mention in your description which fractal software you used! If you don’t and I can’t easily recognise a fractal in your image, it will be removed. I’ve already done so, if you’re wondering why your work disappeared from the group.

If you explain how and where a fractal was involved in the creation of a mixed artwork I will accept it.

Only 2 images or clothing items per day, please!

GROUP DESCRIPTION

This group gathers fractal artists who want to help fractal art to be visible as a genre of its own.

Unlike what might be thought first when discovering these digital artworks, the computer does not do it all! Of course, these pictures could not exist without computer programs (such as Apophysis, Ultra Fractal and many more), but behind each piece, its creator spent huge amounts of time tweaking parameters, searching for original formulas or shapes, and experimenting with forms, colors, textures, often with the additional use of layers, or mixing different fractal types or different medias… some even do care about the math behind!

The whole idea of the Fractal Art Frenzy group is to bring people to engage in the most creative process, incorporate this fractal tool in their palette, explore new territories of digital creation, and expand the genre in all sorts of paths!

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