Date registered: July 27, 2011
Apr 18 2013
Well, the ability to read the old legacy files was added over the course of the last few months and seems to be working pretty well. A lot of the parameter editing is in there, and now I have the ability to save files and export images. As an example you can see the latest …
Apr 18 2013
This is a significant entry in the gallery; it is the first published image produced by Fractal Domains X!
Feb 10 2013
Update: Our project was funded! Thanks to all those who participated.
I’d like to take this opportunity to talk about a subject that is somewhat off topic for the Fractal Domains site. (However, I will have a comment that will bring it back to relevancy at the end of this post!)
Last year my wife …
Jan 21 2013
It’s been over a year since my last post. It’s been a big year in my life. On the plus side for Fractal Domains development, I retired from my day job at the end of 2011. On the minus side (for Fractal Domains development), my wife quickly came up with a project that required some …
Sep 12 2011
I’d like to discuss the current state of Fractal Domains development.
[I will try to keep this non-technical, but I will have occasion to mention the two ways Apple provides to write software for OS X. Carbon is the name of the interface a programmer would use that is compatible with the old (pre-OS X) …
Aug 20 2011
I have finished porting all images from the old web site format to the new one.
Aug 20 2011
Aug 20 2011
Aug 20 2011
Rational Julia set with “stalk” orbit trap. This Julia set was generated from the rational function
f(z) = z^4/(z^3 + 1) + c, c = -0.5196152 + 0.9165436 i
This fractal is based on the same formula as the previous Fractal of the Week “Serrated,” except with a different value used …
Aug 20 2011
Rational Julia set with “stalk” orbit trap. This Julia set was generated from the rational function
f(z) = z^4/(z^3 + 1) + c, c = 0.1876388 + 0.9526279 i
Next week I’ll post another “stalk” style fractal based on the same formula with a different value used for the constant “c”.
