I love fractal art. It’s almost meditative to create. (In fact, if there weren’t so many distractions in my environment — horrible desk, worse chair, demanding cats — it actually would be meditative.) I love being able to share my art with people, too. With most of my art, that’s pretty easy. It’s all original, so I just offer it for sale on Etsy or my website. (I tried selling it on eBay, but original art doesn’t seem to sell very well there.) But what about digital art?
Well, there’s CafePress and Zazzle, of course. But I was looking for something a little more… oh, I don’t know… classy. That’s where ImageKind comes in. Most of my fractal art is available there. You can choose different sizes and different paper types. You can frame it, or not. And if enough people buy my digital art, I’ll be able to buy a new computer desk and chair! (I took the widget out. It was really messing things up in WordPress.)
And a note to frequent visitors… while I do try to make a post every day, sometimes I just need to catch up on my reading for class, so I will be forced to skip a day or two here and there. Buddhist Scriptures aren’t as quick to get through as a Rachel Caine novel!
Love your artwork! Keep up the great work! Fractals have so much depth and definition that it’s easy to get lost in them!
Oh my gosh, no kidding! I can create a base fractal, then drill down into different sections to come up with dozens of completely different designs.
Thanks for the kind words!
I’m sure glad I found your blog and got a look at your Imagekind work, I hadn’t seen it before. It’s very nice, I’ve bookmarked it. I really enjoy seeing great art like your fractals. They are a nice change of pace for me.
Kent
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Hi Kent, thanks for dropping by! Now that I have a new computer that can handle the processing and classes are almost over, I feel like there will be more fractals a-comin’!