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Here is a great base layer to start with. Absolute Madness (zjulia function viewer) Have Fun! Fractal4 { fractal:  title="Fractal4" width=640 height=480 layers=1  credits="owner;11/21/2014" layer:  caption="Layer 3" opacity=100 method=multipass mapping:  center=-0.8093494211/1.3646701732 magn=4.2631147 angle=85.956 formula:  maxiter=250 filename="ben.ufm" entry="FviewJ" f_fn1=exp f_fn2=abs  p_power=0.4784983/-0.9964164 p_c=0.46013/-1.03812 p_bailout=300 inside:  transfer=none outside:  transfer=linear gradient:  smooth=yes index=0 color=16121855 index=62 color=7977155 index=255  color=0 index=266 color=0 opacity:

Hey folks! I recently started a twitter account at https://twitter.com/BreakTheBeta When I am not glued to a fractal, I can often be found beta testing new games. This account is where I share my findings. If you like news about free to play games, mmo's, rpg's, and other geek related fun, stop on by. Hope to you there!

Fractals have always held a certain fascination for me. For a long time, it has been a hobby that remained in relative obscurity. Often one would lose the message, explaining the technical details. Not unlike a painter, in a world that had never seen paint. These past few years however, I have seen an immense explosion in the use of fractals, and especially the use of their particular concepts to convey emotions. Today, I found another such example of incredibly fine, fractal use in media. http://www.meshuggah.net/ has some amazing web site art, and I thought perhaps you would like to see it as well. I have seen more and more of this type of