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Digital abstract fractal manipulation

January 26th, 2023

Digital abstract fractal manipulation is the process of using computer software to create, edit, and manipulate fractal images. Fractals are complex geometric patterns that can be generated using mathematical algorithms. They are often used to create intricate, abstract images that resemble natural phenomena such as snowflakes, leaves, and coastlines.

The process of digital abstract fractal manipulation typically involves using a fractal generation software to create a fractal image. Once the image is generated, it can be manipulated in a variety of ways, including adjusting color and brightness, applying filters and effects, and compositing multiple fractals together to create new and unique images.

Fractal images can be used in a variety of ways, such as digital art, graphic design, and motion graphics. They can also be used as backgrounds or textures in video games, movies, and other digital media.

Fractal manipulation is a technique that allows artists to create a wide variety of abstract images. It can also be used to create animations and 3D renders, creating an infinite variety of patterns that are not possible to be found in nature. It's an interesting technique for creating digital art, and for digital designers, fractals can be an excellent source of inspiration for their projects.



Exhausted

July 6th, 2018

Exhausted

Exhausted, a piece I completed and released into the world on July 16, 2012.

One of my first abstract digital fractal manipulations, it is a piece in green and gray, with texture in both the foreground of the fractal used and in the background to mimic the look of real paint on canvas. The piece began as a fractal rendered with Apophysis, then brought into Gimp for post processing.

The title of the piece, Exhausted, is of unknown origin, but was probably how I was feeling at the time after trying several different digital techniques to bring a flat fractal to life and give it dimension. As it was one of the first fractal manipulations I had attempted I was still discovering what was possible.

If you have any thoughts or feelings about the piece, drop me a line!

Cheers!
J5rson!

A Piece Used For Album Cover Art

June 22nd, 2018

A Piece Used For Album Cover Art

Peter Hamer is about to release a new album entitled "Ancestral Disorder" and has selected on of my pieces, "Happy Days" (https://fineartamerica.com/featured/happy-days-jeff-iverson.html) for the cover art.

A link to the official album teaser trailer is included (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PaOToMU7q4), as well as the final version of the album cover.

Peter Hamer is based in Turin, Italy and is a soundtrack composer for movies, trailers, commercials and tv series. It was a real pleasure to work with him on this project!