Make your own fractal art! Use your images in art and science projects, or print them out and decorate your stuff. Click on the Make a Poster button to generate your fractal creation as a 720x480 GIF image.

Through places like Cafe Press, and Snapfish you can have your images printed on cards, calenders, mouse pads and more.

Click on the What's Going On? button for instructions on using the controls to pick a fractal and edit it's color scheme.

Understanding Fractals

• Fractals: A Fractals Unit for Elementary and Middle School Students -- An excellent collection of online lessons, with printed versions available.
• Fractals -- an Introduction A wonderful introduction to fractals and L-systems, including lessons on the famous Koch snowflake, Sierpinski triangle, Dragon curve and others. Suitable for classroom use as well.
• The Dynamical Systems and Technology Project at BU A phenomenal fractal web site, with games, animations, explanations and explorations created under the direction of Robert Devaney, one of the world's foremost mathematical authorities on fractals and chaos.

Fractals Pictures

• Big Al's Fractals An excellent collection of 120 fractal images freely available for non-commercial use.

Fractal Software

• The Fractint WWW pages Home page for Fractint, one of the oldest and most popular freeware fractal exploration programs around.
• Fractal Extreme Fractal Extreme is a fast fractal exploration program with a very intuitive interface, and excellent zoom/animation features.