Feathered Symbolism - Fractal Art Wallpaper
Original Fractal Art Wallpaper
Feathered Symbolism - Fractal Art Wallpaper
These fractal art images are created using mathematical calculations called fractal geometry.
Each image is a graphical representation of the geometry which calculated it and displayed it as the images you see.
Each image is defined by the artist by choosing every design element and making decisions about which formula to mix with other formulas, which palette to use and the strength of each colour too.
We try to come up with designs that are altogether unique and never before seen.
As you can see in this post, the three images are similar in the way that each has used a base formula, but then that is where the art comes into play.
Upon closer inspection, variations in the way each image was designed begins to appear. You can see more detailed graphical information at higher resolutions.
Thank you for viewing!
Niiiice. That last one sort of reminds me of scarab art from Egypt for some reason. Really great stuff.
Thank you very much! Yes, these designs speak to different people in different ways! Glad you enjoy my art!
those fractals are very nice! good work. how did you create them?
Thanks very much! I use JWildfire the free, open source fractal editor which runs on any system that runs Java.
You can get the software at the website of the man who writes the code andreas-maschke.com. You must also have Java installed.
Please make sure to get the newest version and make sure that if your OS is 64bit, to get Java 64bit.
Hope that helps.
These are awesome sharing them with my followers. Still trying to recharge to 100%
Thanks bro, I am seriously low too, probably be getting other stuff done now to wait until I get back up to speed!
Did you check out that photo site? "Twenty20".
No whats that one about?
You upload photos like on Click A Snap, but they sell to agencies, apparently.
Haven't sold anything yet. They like people photos more than any others, but there's loads of different ones there.
Check it out.
https://www.twenty20.com/CraigBak/photos
Only been on there about a week or so.
Ok thanks Ill take a look