About the Artist
Gregory B. Searle is a digital computer artist with a Bachelor in Fine Arts from the University of Lowell (now U-Mass at Lowell) and a computer programming background. He combines these seemingly opposing skill-sets to create unique computer-generated “fractal” imagery using his own custom computer code. This allows him to explore a whole world of mathematically-generated imagery, carefully crafting the limitless parameters to produce one-of-a-kind, high-quality fractal prints.
At this time he is exploring trigonometric variations of the Mandelbrot, Tower of Powers, and Newton fractals at various real exponents. The combination of formulas, trig functions, fractional exponents, and different rendering techniques provides a limitless world of form and texture to explore. The expressive forms that emerge are enhanced by low-saturation or purely grayscale color schemes, highlighting shading, texture, and motion.
About this Site
This page is intended as a space to explore computer-generated fractal imagery as an art form. See the About Fractals page for more information. For frequent updates, works-in-progress, and other interesting items, see the Fractal Art and Design page on Facebook.
Site Index
- About Fractals provides more information on this medium.
- Gallery shows finished works that I have printed for sale.
- Fractal Everywhere is a link to the tool I built to explore and create.
- Math & Art goes into more detail on various subjects.
- Resources lists other pages of interest on this subject.
- Contact me through the links on this page.
Social Media
You can now find me on Facebook as FractalArtAndDesign and on Instagram under FractalArtDesign. I’ll be posting my latest finished works here, as well as following my favorite fractal artists.