Jackson Pollock Fractals

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Researchers discovered that Pollock's patterns could be characterized as fractals--shapes that repeat themselves on different scales within the same object. - Jackson Pollock's Fractals

Here we have the inverse - Jackson Pollock Fractals - a set of fractal images that may appear to resemble his work.

Number One Mandelbrot Ribbon Fractal Blue, purple and burgundy mashed together in an unlikely commingling of clashing colors.

 

Number Two Mandelcube Bubble Fractal A seemingly infinite number of swirling red, black and yellow bubbles.

 

Number Three Mandelbrot Bubble Fractal A mass of almost violently clashing colors forced to inhabit the same image.

 

Number Four Mandelbrot Thorn Fractal Delicate gold lattice over a bed of thorns with a blue background.

 

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Number Five Mandelbrot Ribbon Fractal Overlapping ribbons intersect in an explosion of color and almost infinite detail.

 

Number Six Mandelbrot Bubble Fractal A audacious detonation of primary colors.

 

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