Prospectus: frac·tal (frak'tal)
n. A geometric pattern that is repeated at ever smaller scales to produce irregular shapes and surfaces that cannot be represented by classical geometry. Fractals are used especially in computer modeling of irregular patterns and structures in nature.
- American Heritage Dictionary
Fractals are complex, facinating and beautiful. There are aproximate fractals in nature but true fractals are computer generated. There are many programs that can be used to create fractals and they have become very popular with artists. As the name implies, "Fractals: A Digital Art Show" is a showcase for these digital works.
All fractal entries must be computer generated using a fractal program . All entries should be pure fractals with no post processing of any kind. An artist's statement is required. Please include in your statement how you created your entry and the fractal program you used. If your entry is titled, please tell us why you named it as you did.
More information on fractals: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal
Entry Instructions: To add an entry to any show:
- Upload your art or search your artcase for the piece you'd like to enter.
- Select "enter show" from the pull-down menu at the right hand side of this item (the default says "edit") and click the "go" button.
- Find the show you wish to enter and read over the prospectus to make sure your piece meets all of the requirements. If you feel you're good to go, click "enter."
- That's it; you're all done!
Artists may submit up to 5 pieces per show. |
