A few months ago I downloaded Tierazon and MBF Lite which are fractal programs. I produced some remarkably - no, OUTSTANDINGLY ordinary stuff, but in among the dross there were a few pieces that I thought might be worth sharing.
You can see them here at RedBubble:

http://www.redbubble.com/people/gregoryno6

Wow! Cool stuff No 6!

We like fractals.

I get most my wallpaper here:

http://exoteric.roach.org/

Yet you are also the fractal comedian! A true Renaissance man No 6!

Gregoryno6, 6 days ago
A good question, and I’m glad you asked.
I establish the rating thus: first thing in the morning, about five am usually, I stagger into the study, carefully avoiding the light switch. I power up the computer while still groggy and bleary, and go straight to the images. At which point I scream “MY EYES! DEAR GOD IN HEAVEN, MY EYES!” or something very like that.
The volume of the cry is a vital factor in the rating as is the recoil, ie, my velocity as I leap away from the desk.
It’s all very scientific, Kitsmumma. I wouldn’t want you to think I was just, y’know, picking numbers at random.

Thank you kindly, jeph. That's an interesting site you linked to as well.

And I have just uploaded my first t-shirt as well!

http://www.redbubble.com/people/greg...ry-rich-family

i do mine on photoshop (backgrounds)

I have always been attracted to the form of fractals as well as hurricanes.

Although very similar the rotation is opposite.

Dean just made for a nice breezy day in Key West but the reality on the Mexican coast is beyond unreal.

Art imitating life, or life imitating art?
BTW I sold a t-shirt today.
http://www.redbubble.com/people/greg...og/show/130226
Look out for this:
http://www.redbubble.com/people/greg...e-scarlet-imps

Some nice ones here:

http://www.fractalartcontests.com/2007/winners.php

http://www.fractalartcontests.com/2007/entries.php

Good links!

During my Christmas break I worked out a simple method of combining two fractal images. Fractals often produce large areas of uniform colour - mostly black - and I figured that I could use GIMP to lay one over another. Here are two examples.

A Kiss
http://www.redbubble.com/people/greg...08559-1-a-kiss

Big Dipper
http://www.redbubble.com/people/greg...4-1-big-dipper

There's a button bottom left of each image if you want the larger view.