A black circle contrasts the infinite spiral on the opposite side in this Julia fractal. Gentle curves, pastel colours and harlequin pattern create a calm yet festive mood. This is a revision of Opposite Spiral published in an earlier post.
Category: Fractals
Magma Flow
Red spirals of a Julia fractal flow along the diagonal like a red hot river of magma over a black basalt surface.
Glacial Rift
Sharp edges of bright fractal tendril form a jagged vertical rift through a smooth glacier. Something waits in the cold depths.
Clamshells on Black Lace
Arching chains of pearly brownish clamshells of varying sizes lie gently on a dark intricate lace surface.
Autumn Leaves Mandelbrot
Red, pink, and orange maple leaf structures circle a black miniature mandelbrot set in the middle. Closer to the core the leaves get golden yellow in colour and smaller to give way to light green and black rings around the central “gingerbread man” shape.
Soft Shells
Julia fractals smooth shell-like structures and endless spirals form a fascinating landscape.
Red Fern
This fern like shape is found in the elephant valley of the Mandelbrot set. Due to limited number of iterations the fractal spirals do not extend to infinity, but form bulbous growths.
Sunspot
Phoenix (Julia) fractal looking like a sunspot
Playing with Fractals
Last week I got the inspiration to play around with fractals. After spending searching for a suitable program, I settled with Ultra Fractal. The software is not free, but it feels intuitive to use and has an extensive library of public formulas. It costs between 29 € and 99 € depending on the version. I would…
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