Fractal Art

Putting aside the technical explanation, a fractal image is the final result of mathematical algorithms that are used to place pixels at certain locations on the digital canvas. The collection of millions of pixels form the final image. Because fractal art is computer generated, the fractal artist remains in full control of the image. The artist can control the patterns, shapes and structure by controlling mathematical algorithms. The fractal artist can also decide the colour pallet, the luminescence and contrast of each pixel. As such, fractal art is very reliant on the skill of the artist, but also very malleable. Fractal art prints provide the opportunity for interesting and unique wall décor that can energize a room, soften the many right angles of a room and even help blend the geometry of furnishings to the room. For the Interior Designer seeking to use fractal images as wall décor, the fact that fractal art images are computer generated provides a number of practical benefits. One benefit is sharp and complex detail, which becomes important in an interior situation where the wall mounted print may be viewed up close. Another benefit is the purity of colour which, again, is under the precise control of the fractal image artist. Perhaps the best benefit is that a fractal image can be customized by the original author to provide a better fit to a décor goal. This is because the configuration that originally generated the fractal image using the fractal generating software can be reloaded, modified and the image regenerated. Digital fractal images are customizable, allowing the possibility of creating prints designed based on the needs and the template of each product from wall art and home/office décor to apparel and tech.