Apophysis

     Here's some fresh Halloween horror for you, just to get you in the mood! I added some new ones and am keeping this sticky to the top of the page till Halloween. There's six or eight more if you mash the read more link. Don't forget to click to enlarge!

     Here's some more fractal image madness for you. I am still suffering from a nasty case of writers block. Although I am still writting music and doing some Apophysis work. These fractals are for the most part abstracts. I see some things in some of them, but most of them defy description for the most part. The one shown in the teaser though looks like a bird to me, a tortured bird that looks like it has flown through hell. Ergo, the "Hell Bird" title.

frac·tal (fr²k“t…l) n. A geometric pattern that is repeated at ever smaller scales to produce irregular shapes and surfaces that cannot be represented by classical geometry. Fractals are used especially in computer modeling of irregular patterns and structures in nature.

Apophysis is the fractal program I used to create these images. It's fun stuff if you've wondered how people have created some of the unusual desktop wallpaper images you've seen all over the internet and probably on your friends computers too. This photo essay consists of images I've made with Apophysis that look like faces. The "I see Dead People" title is a rip off of a line in the movie, "The Sixth Sense" where the boy tells Bruce Willace that he sees dead people. But instead. "I See Faces!"... Click on the read more to see some weird stuff...