Though I’m not actively making (or taking or creating or whatever) fractal pictures as I used to do, I take the time to revisit this website at least once a year to keep the —still— relevant information up-to-date. Lately, that task has become manageable because the fractal hype of the early 2000s is over, fewer generators keep updating, and overall people’s activity has slowed down significantly. Worth checking out are:
- Fractalware – a list of freeware fractal generators and related software for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. Browser each category to pick out which ones to try or what programs still run on current hardware.
- Fractal.nfo – a guide to external resources, including software not listed in Fractalware because they are shareware, tutorials, galleries, blogs, and more.
- Fractal Music – some rudimentary sample tunes, links to some serious composers, and additional information on this topic.
- Read – Writings in which I try to explain basic concepts of fractals and art in non-scientific or academic terms (for a general audience).
- Galleries – selected pictures generated with different tools between 1998 and 2006, plus additional findings, reinterpretations or second-time renderings from a more recent period.
Despite what the dates of the “latest picture” might suggest, this website hasn’t been entirely forgotten. I’ll keep maintaining it for as long as I deem it worthwhile, and maybe —just maybe— adding more pictures if I find something interesting to share in the future.
In the meantime, thanks for the visit…