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| First of all you will need Tiera-zon, the fractal program used to create the art on this site. This is a FREE program by Stephen Ferguson and you can download it from my download page or from Stephen's site. He also has a number of other fractal programs that you can try as well and his site is definitely worth the visit! |
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I will first start with a basic fractal image that I have created. (You can open an image that you already have, to work along with this.) I then draw a square using the cursor over a portion of the fractal image. (See example in image) The point you zoom to, in the julia mode, may create a dramatic difference in the image you get. (Again making for an incredible degree of experimentation.) Try zooming to different areas of the original fractal image and see what changes occur and how they differ depending on what area you use. This also varies greatly depending on the original formula that is used. |
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Once you have selected an area with the cursor, click on the Julia button (on the left side of the Tiera-zon screen) to generate the new image. You can also right click your mouse directly over the image and select "Draw Julia". |
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*Graphics designed by Doug Harrington and all content of this web site are subject to copyright restrictions and may not be used for commercial purposes or distributed without permission. If you are interested in commercial use of this art or have questions about any use not stipulated you can E-mail me at Support@Fractalarts.com or select E-mail link above.