Previously featured artist: Janet Parke.

Janet Parke first became interested in fractals in 1996. Fascinated by their colors and shapes, but handicapped by a very slow computer, she at first spent most time exploring others' online fractal galleries. After a hardware upgrade, and the release of Ultra Fractal, she began creating her own images.

In the beginning she created works solely for her own pleasure. When she was invited to exhibit and sell her work in galleries and art festivals, her perspective changed from enthusiastic dabbler to serious artist. She continues to be fascinated by and explore the ways in which her background and experience in the performing arts inspire the shapes, textures and movement of her visual art.

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More work by Janet Parke

Janet has also written almost all tutorials in the Ultra Fractal help file.

Aparen
For me, the best feature of Ultra Fractal is the ability to attach masking layers...
 
Ivgenny
This image is a Julia spiral of forms created with Mark Townsend's Harlequin coloring algorithm...
Sudionis
I got carried away with my penchant for texture in this 28-layer fractal...
Savid
This work was a commission by friends who wanted an image using "midnight blue" and the Golden Mean...
Amaryssein
I was inspired to capture the depth and complexity of one of my favorite ballet
students in this fractal...
Mirari
This image evolved through several intriguing and very different incarnations...

 
Tapestri
I've always wanted to make a very busy, tapestry-like image...
Morphos
The more I use masking, the more ways I develop to create interesting and useful effects...
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