…you realize that there’s a whole new generation of fractal-generating software that you know nothing about! Feast your eyes on Rajahh’s Webshots albums full of flame fractals. Rajahh uses Apophysis, open-source software created by Mark Townsend.
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Written by Cyndi Lavin [email] for b5media.
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1 opinion for Just when you thought you knew everything about fractals…
Artist Hideout » Playing with Fire and Fractals - Exploring different artists and art forms.
Jan 22, 2007 at 11:51 pm
[…] This evening I was reading through some of the feeds in my feedreader and came across Cyndi’s post about fractals. Prompted by the need to try out a new art program, I downloaded Apophysis and set out to try my hand at creating something, anything, whatever… […]
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