The Fractals of Strange Fruit, Flemish Lace, Red Ant

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Above: Fractal Labs Organism Fractal Image

The Fractals of Strange Fruit, Flemish Lace and Red Ant. These images are created with an application named Fractal Lab, a shader based real time 3D fractal generator (I’ve included more details on Fractal Lab at the end of this post). Below you’ll see some fantastic renderings of various source textures:

Above: Red Ant Mixed Media Fractal Image

Above: Embossed Foil Fractal Image

Above: Organic Fractal Image

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Above: Strange Fruit Fractal Image

Above: Flemish Lace Ceramic Pattern Image

More Information

About Fractal Lab – A WebGL based web application for rendering 2D and 3D fractals in real-time. More information available on Subblue.

Discovered via But Does it Float // Images © copyright and source, Flickr user Roddh.

You may be interested in reading another post about Fractals I wrote over on Andrew Kelsall Design named 10 Excellent Fractal Images for Inspiration.

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Andrew Kelsall

Andrew Kelsall is a Graphic Designer from England who loves to work on various projects such as logos, posters and illustration. He authors the popular Design Blog AndrewKelsall.com. You can also follow his daily musings and shared links on Twitter and the dedicated Design Soak Twitter Account.

2 Comments

Absolutely beautiful. I love fractals!

19 Jun 2011 02:06 pm Rob Cubbon (@RobCubbon)
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- Welcome to Design Soak Rob. Every Designer should love Fractals :D
  
  19 Jun 2011 03:06 pm Andrew Kelsall (@DesignSoak)

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