Solitude

KPK SKCD Barnsky (kpk.ufm) formula and Naru's Gnarly Potpourri (tma.ucl) colouring algorithm. Enjoy!

Friday

I made this fractal about a week ago, and then I forgot about it. This one was made with 4-D Barnsley Julia (gnd.ufm) formula and Naru's Gnarly Potpourri (tma.ucl) colouring algorithm. Enjoy!

Gnarly

Here's a fractal I made using the Very Advanced Gnarl formula and I think I used Thin Orbit Traps II (tma.ucl) colouring algorithm, but I'm not quite sure (and too lazy to check). I was going to post this on DeviantArt, but then I changed my mind and completely forgot about it until now.

Within The Flesh

Circly Koch Curve formula (sam.ufm) and Painter's Traps (tma.ucl) colouring algorithm. Enjoy! :)

Gnarly!

After admiring BeesKnees67's beautiful fractal abstracts on DeviantArt last night, I felt like making something brownish and abstract myself. The formula I used was Very Advanced Gnarl and the colouring algorithms are too many to mention! ;) 
This fractal has 12 layers and it took ages before I was happy with it. I like it a lot and I think it's a bit different from what I normally do. We'll see if I post it on DeviantArt or not, I haven't decided yet.

G R E E N

And here's yet another fractal that didn't go anywhere, although I didn't intend to make a DeviantArt-worthy fractal when I opened Ultra Fractal today. I just wanted to make something with a formula I hadn't tried before. 
The fractal has 4 layers and the formula I used is KPK Don Quixley (I love the KPK formulas!).The colouring althorithms used are Trapestry-x, Thingamajigs II, Harlequin II and Cellular Automata 3. Enjoy!

Purple Barnsky

Here's something I made for fun just a while ago. It's another simple fractal, nothing special, and it took me less than an hour to make it. It has 6 layers and the formulas I used were KPK SKCD Barnsky and Julia. The colouring algoritmhs are Trapestry-x, Paul Carlson's Orbit Traps, Rose Range Lite, Function Angle and Cellular Automata 4.

This and that

I have a few unpublished and rather unsuccessful pieces I've created during the last few days. I'm kind of happy with them, and at the same time they're just not good enough =p

Something green

Been playing around with this one all day, and at last I've got a result I'm reasonably pleased with. I like that it's green and swirly, and I got to use the lake effect! Yay! I love that effect, it looks nice in most fractals, but I try to not use it too often. Couldn't help myself this time though, I had to cover up the lower part of the first layer, because it looked too messy. 

I'm still not sure if I will post this one on DeviantArt or RedBubble yet, but we'll see. I used BarnsleyTechno formula and Sech Trap and Wavy Circle Trap colouring algorithms.

Raspberry Swirl

Here's a little something I finished just a few minutes ago. I've been working on this for 4-5 hours now, and I'm finally happy with it. Originally it was orange, blue and black, but I figured it might look good in pink too.  ^^

Industrial Dreams

I've been trying to make this one work for days now, but I'm not actually getting anywhere. No matter what I do, it still looks mediocre. It's not a horrible fractal, but it's not good enough to post on RedBubble or any other website either. I'll probably open it sometime in the future and try again to make it look nice, but for now I'll just leave it alone. It only makes me angry =P

Shoes

One of the reasons why I love Zazzle, is that it allows me to put my designs on shoes. There are several different types of shoes to choose between, and you can design for women, men and children. Most of my designs are a bit too girly for the manly shoes (at least I think so), so I usually design shoes for kids and women. Thought I'd share a few of my favourite designs here. There's plenty more in my Zazzle shop!

Lovely Storm

A fractal I made pretty quickly in UF. Took me about 15-20 minutes to make it ^^

4 layers, BarnsleyTechnoJ formula and Popcorn Plasma colouring algorithm. I'm not going to post this anywhere else, as it's not that good, but I suppose I might be able to make something decent of it in a while. It's always fun to play around with old fractals and see if it's possible to make something good with them =D

Alien Planet

This is an odd thingy I made for a challenge on RedBubble, and the theme is outer-space and alien planets, something that could be used as a cover on a sci-fi book. The first price is 20$, so of course I had to enter! After about two days of meddling in UF, I came up with this. It's not my best fractal, and I'm not even really sure if it fits the theme entirely, but what the heck. I posted it anyways xD

A bigger version can be seen here

Soft, explosive gnarls

Just something I made quite quickly in UF.. I think it took me about 15 minutes to come up with this, and although I kinda like it, I don't think I'll upload it anywhere else. I just wanted to make a gnarl that was good enough to be rendered, and I did. Now I can sleep well tonight xD

Ooo, and my piece "Into the Lake of Ghosts" got ten votes in the gnarl challenge on RedBubble, which was good enough to get in the top ten! Yay! :P

 

Lavender Abstract

This one was made a while ago, using BarnsleyTechno formula and Sine-Mod III colouring algorithm ^^ 

It can also be viewed on DeviantArt :)

The lake of ghosts

I made this fractal for a challenge on RedBubble..The challenge is to make a gnarly fractal, and I haven't made any of those in a long time, so this was quite fun. I rarely enter challenges/contests, mainly because I find it hard to come up with fractals that fit the themes. If the theme of the challenge is to make something pink and blocky, I'll only be able to make blue and green flowers, etc. 

It'll be exciting to see how this challenge goes, because I never win anything xD

A larger version can be seen here 

Sweet, chocolatey dreams..

This is my first post, and I've decided to start it with a brand new fractal. I made this one last night, but I didn't have time to render it before this morning. I used a fractal generator called Ultra Fractal to make it. The formula I used was General Tent Julia, with a Harlequin II colouring algorithm. At the moment I'm rendering a large print version for my RedBubble and Zazzle accounts.

You can also view it on my DeviantArt account: Delectable