| About the Artist
Dennis Brady is a self-taught fractal artist with over 25 years experience with digital computer art who draws his inspiration from a very eclectic view of nature.
To maintain the highest standards, I personally perform all of the creative aspects of making my digital prints from the selection of the mathematical formula used in the structure of the fractal to the printing and framing of the prints. All of my designs are printed using light fast Epson UltraChrome inks on acid free, resin coated papers to ensure years of museum quality print life.
What are fractals? They are geometric patterns that are repeated over and over creating self similar shapes, many of which are found in nature. Examples such as fern leafs, trees, snowflakes and clouds are but a few fractal designs that naturally occur. Fractals are also a unique art form using mathematical formulas and rendered with the help of computers. I hope the beauty of my fractal art captures your imagination as much as it has captured mine.
Please feel free to contact me to ask any questions regarding my digital art.
No assistants are employed in the creation of my fractals except for the occasional help from my wife.
"The following words about me will give you a glimpse into my world."
My family and I live in the beautiful mountains located in the northern tip of the state of Idaho. From the windows of my mountaintop studio, I can see clear across the entire state of Idaho. The backside of my studio faces east and is situated close to the Montana border. From the front of our home/studio our view extends all the way to the state of Washington and up to the Canadian border. Some our visitors have compared their stay with us to times they've spent in Yosemite or Yellowstone National Parks. Where I live says a lot about me.
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