Is there any fractal art freeware available on the web?
Q. I've noticed that fractal art software has come a long way. Surely there must be some free downloads available somewhere? I'd just like to have a bit of a play.
Asked by Tahini Raving Weirdo - Mon Oct 26 01:08:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Apophysis: Incendia: Fractal Explorer: All free.
Answered by Figbash - Mon Oct 26 01:12:57 2009

How can you create fractal art?
Q. Fractal art is beautiful. The colors mesmorize me, and so do the many textures and designs. I wish to learn how. Please help!
Asked by halocreamdevil - Mon Jul 14 18:18:21 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If your talking computer generated fractals, check out the following links. There are quite a few open source programs available for free which have nice results.
Answered by Kemuri - Mon Jul 14 20:44:06 2008

Can anyone send me a program for creating fractal digital art?
Q. If you can, please try to send it through yahoo, and if you're having trouble sending it to me that way, let me know and I will give you my email. Thank you.
Asked by unknown - Wed Jul 25 12:59:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Mandelbrot fractals, Fractal Artist, Fractal tools, Fractal master, fractal online, mandelbrot ~java online ..
Answered by unknown - Wed Jul 25 15:23:24 2007

Fractal art, and where to start?
Q. I want to try getting into doing fractal art, what are some softwares I could use for this?
Asked by MayTsu - Fri Jul 24 21:46:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Check here... and here... There's some overlapping in these two lists, but take that to mean that those programs are more popular. You don't really need to know the mathematics at work behind the imagery, though it would help a lot if you were looking to generate certain patterns. Definitely check out the rest of FractalFoundation.Org for more information.
Answered by bcgm3 - Fri Jul 24 22:01:58 2009

I want to know about fractal art and specialy text fractal?
Q. I want to know about fractal art and specialy text fractal?
Asked by nirvana C - Mon Oct 8 13:28:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm not familiar with "text fractal"... but generally fractals are derived from algorithms that have an interesting property... as you push numbers in that are increasingly closer together, you still see a distinction in the output of the algorithm... often times they repeat themselves at smaller scales. For example... If I look at the output from numbers 1 through 10, I see a contrast (which is generally color coded)... then if I "zoom in" and look at 9.5 to 9.51 in ten steps, I still see an interesting contrast. This wiki may help:
Answered by 3 - Mon Oct 8 14:57:45 2007

i love fractal art but dont kno how to make any?
Q. i wanted to kno if there is any free art things that i can use to draw fractal stuff and tools that will able me to put a part of a picture into another
Asked by Eli D - Thu Feb 19 19:46:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here are some link`s to where you can down load some free fractal Generator`s. sterlingfractal .zip 1&2 tierazon 1&2 chaospro: Mandala Explorer: fractint: Double Fractal: fe 202: mind boggling fractals: Here is a tutorial that will teach you how to use the fractal generator`s you can make fractal`s with gimp.Here is where you can get the tutorial for making fractal`s with gimp gimp is not a true fractal generator but it does have a flame plugin which enables you to make "very cool" flame fractals. you can do a Google search for the gimp plug-in called flame and the gimp program because of the limettation`s Yahoo Answer & questin`s has on the number link`s that i can put up i could not put… [cont.]
Answered by timothy b - Sat Feb 21 00:23:59 2009

Is this image "fractal art"?
Q. I made it myself quickly on GIMP and my friend said it was Fractal Art, so I googled it.. and they look nothing like it, is she right or wrong? thanks!
Asked by LovingIt(: - Tue Oct 27 15:22:03 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. nope, kinda trippy, definitely not fractal if you drew it yourself. fractal art is generated by plotting the feedback results of a fractal equation at some point in it's evolution (you can never plot the final result since a fractal is a continuously iterating "curve" with a recursion based feedback loop). Fractals are in fact a relatively complex field of modern geometry and are used in several fields, one prominent application is in telecom, that cell-phone in your pocket probably has a fractal-based antenna in it. If you want to see some true fractal art do a google image search for "Mandelbrot set" it's one of the most common (and coolest) fractal curves.
Answered by unknown - Tue Oct 27 15:42:20 2009

fractal art is interesting...do you know of any other interesting contemporary artform?
Q. fractal art is interesting...do you know of any other interesting contemporary artform?
Asked by loony_liz - Sat Oct 14 21:07:59 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 3D renders and animation are pretty interesting. Check out some of the following:
Answered by cassandra581 - Sat Oct 14 22:36:26 2006

What is fractal art?
Q. What is fractal art?
Asked by Female O - Sat Jul 21 17:16:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Let's start off with "Fractal." Fractals are geometric shapes that copy themselves on smaller and smaller scales till they become invisible. Technically fractals are called "infinite coastlines," which means they keep on getting smaller and smaller into infinity and never (theoretically) come around full circle. So "fractal art" would be computer generated art that is based on those kinds of geometric shapes. Google "fractal" and you'll get some good pictures.
Answered by Jon M dn p s s - Sat Jul 21 17:27:41 2007

What you think about my fractal arts here ?
Q. Follow this link : Which fractals do you think is the best, and which one is not so good ?
Asked by seed of eternity - Mon Feb 25 07:50:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. they are all good my favorite is the martian tornado. it reminds me of a weather map but on the red surface of mars. when i look at it, i can hear the weather guy.the Cydonia region will be experiencing a tornado, please stay indoors and turn your shield generators to high stay tune for martian sports.
Answered by mina x - Mon Feb 25 08:00:24 2008

Where can I buy psychedelic art prints?
Q. Does anyone know of a good website where I can order poster prints of psychedelic art, fractal designs etc? Preferably one that sells prints mounted on foam board, or framed. Thanks.
Asked by bertiewooster - Sat Jul 26 04:15:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. All the images are taken from pen and ink originals. Have a look at Detail Gallery to see close up shots. Contact Rik@chaosworks.co.uk for more info.
Answered by Rick the rock the gardener - Sat Jul 26 08:14:11 2008

Do you buy posters of abstract art? If so why?
Q. Gotta be honest here! I'm trying to figure out why my fractal art posters and prints on red bubble and cafepress (Fine Fractals! is the shop name on cafepress ) arent selling and since the prices are reasonable is it lack of PR or just people not buying abstracts! Could folks tell me if they buy art posters of abstracts and if so what kinds and why? What attracts you to a poster? Bold hot colors? Strong patterns? Ambiguous imagery? Whatever?
Asked by J V - Sun Aug 5 04:27:37 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi from France Yes but I draw myself my posters/canvas, I love hot colors and ambiguous imageries ... Have a nice day, Cat.
Answered by Cat. That's all... - Sun Aug 5 04:43:18 2007

Can you compress a fractal image file? Or is there software that will compress and "fif"?
Q. i recently created some cool fractal art but when i saved it the file type was fractal image file or fif.
Asked by Amy B - Sun Feb 1 23:58:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Compress it using KGB Archiver Download it from:
Answered by ylog17 - Mon Feb 2 00:04:02 2009

Fractal Tattoo artist east Anglia?
Q. Hi I'm looking for a tattooist who is familiar with fractal art. I live in Norwich and would like someone as close as possible. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Asked by Lucy - Wed May 20 11:01:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. depends how far your willing to travel, possibly the best tattoo artist in the uk works out of sunderland, and would be one of the few tattoo artists in the UK who could do a fractal art tattoo well anyways heres a link: Bez @ www.triplesixstudios.co.u k
Answered by SkinJob XII - Thu May 21 15:39:45 2009

What exactly is a fractal? And why?
Q. My friend showed me pictures of fractal yesterday and said that it is all mathematical - I don't get it!!! Where are the numbers coming from, how do maths create art and design? Is it like a graph where you input different formulas? And why? Does the math have a purpose or is it for art? Please, please, please, someone break this down for me in as many ways as possible. I'm so frustrated lol, I've read many sites and still don't get it. :D K @~~>
Asked by moonlight.desire - Wed Jul 30 13:15:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Fractals arise in both nature and mathematics, but most likely the pictures you were looking at were generated by humans. Basically you take a function, almost any function will work even something very simple, and you repeatedly plug in values. Let's look at an example where the function is f(x) = 2x. Start with x=1. Plug that in to get f(1) = 2. Now plug x=2 in to get f(2) = 4. Plug x=4 in to get f(4) = 8. Keep going and going and going. What you have done it to trace where the function sends the point x=1. In the example above f sends the point 1 to 2, then 4, and then 8. Not very interesting so far. But what if I didn't just see where the function sent x=1, I also looked at where the function sent x=2 and x=-12 and x=12 [cont.]
Answered by Amy J - Wed Jul 30 13:40:40 2008

what is a fractal of nature?
Q. can someone clearly explained to me what a fractal is, and also if possible How it has inspired science and art?
Asked by Jake C - Wed May 27 18:02:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A fractal is an object that looks similar in shape on a range of scales. This property is often called self-similarity. The easiest one-dimensional fractal is probably the Cantor set. It is built by dividing a line segment with value 1 into 3 segments of equal length, and giving the middle segment value 0. This process is then repeated on the remaining segments with value 1, and so on. The pattern of the distribution of 1s is self-similar. If you integrate the Cantor set, the result is called the Devil's Staircase, whose increments are self-similar. It has inspired science (and I guess art as well) because many natural and natural-looking phenomena have self-similar properties. One of the most famous is the coastline of Britain, as… [cont.]
Answered by alle_meije - Fri May 29 06:09:12 2009

Digital art media?
Q. Other than photoshop, Corel painter, ultra fractal, painter 7... what are any other software specially for painting/drawing. I'm trying to explore other software to enhance my art.
Asked by pheobe - Thu May 24 11:52:16 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. (I think the people above have no clue: Autocad is for technical design and Flash is for web animation. None of them is specifically designed for painting or drawing). I've heard some good reviews about ArtRage. Some say it beats Painter in some areas. By the way, Painter 7 and Corel Painter is the same software. Painter was bought from Fractal by Corel before the release of version 7, but was marketed as owned by a company named ProCreate. The latest version is number X. In my opinion, it is one heckuva good painting software. Regarding artistic painting, beats Photoshop completely. If you haven't already, do yourself a favor and buy a graphic tablet. Painting without one is like drawing with bricks.
Answered by Nefastofeles - Sat May 26 06:57:24 2007

how to share brushes that I made (photoshop) on DeviantART?
Q. people could use these like stock and use them in their finished works. example of someone brush set (you click download and a download box comes up):
Asked by lipsofmorphine. - Thu Mar 19 15:30:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Use the preset manager. - open the brush chooser in the top properties bar (you will need to be in brush tool mode) - click the little round flyout menu button at the top right - a menu appears - select preset manager. Delete the ones you don't need. Save as *.abr and share the abr file. Done!
Answered by Herbert - Fri Mar 20 18:13:09 2009

Logic critical thinking please help?
Q. some one help me out please? we have to read this manifesto and then break it down in to syllogisms if you know logic you know this like (premises and conclusions) Analyzed statement or manifesto to show its logical arguments, structures, and fallacies using clear logic, argumentation, and critical thinking. As a genre, Fractal Art (FA) has been around for approximately 15-20 years. Its first major public display may be considered to be an article about the Mandelbrot Set published in "Scientific American" in 1985. Since then, many advances have been made, both in fractal rendering capabilities and in the understanding of fractal geometery. Perhaps now is an opportune time to make a defining statement about what is (and what is not)… [cont.]
Asked by Zagus - Mon Sep 21 19:41:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi I'm afraid that I don't quite understand what you need to do, but I guess that it's along these lines. A syllogism is an argument from two premises to a conclusion. For example, (1) All Fs are Gs (2) Some F is an H Thus, (3) Some G is an H. A syllogism is valid just in case it is logically impossible that its premises should be true in the event that its conclusion is false. I cannot find anything resembling a syllogism in your text. There are no arguments; there are words like 'thus', to indicate that one statement is being inferred from another, or two statements are being held to jointly entail a third. How many arguments have you discerned in the text?
Answered by Melanie - Thu Sep 24 23:51:46 2009

How about computer art?
Q. Do you think that, as an art form, the digital masterpieces being created entirely within computer systems are as valid as those created by more traditional real-world techniques? I ask because a lot of people I have spoken to in the real world seem to think that computerised art is not "real" art and react to it with some measure of disdain. But to my mind these modern artists are every bit as skilled as real world artists, they just use different media to get the job done. Then I take a look at some so-called art in the real world and despair; piles of old tyres and stacked bricks, dissected horses and squalid, unmade beds just don't float my boat the way some of those fractals, 3D images and airbrushed miracles do. I'd give my eye… [cont.]
Asked by Just Me - Wed Mar 26 18:52:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

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