by using the embed/extract extension you can fuse ink-scape and gimp the result is more powerful than both photo-shop and illustrator combined

I usually use inkscape as my top level program and use gimp for minor adjustments

I chose http://www.fractalforums.com as the official place to broadcast tutorials on free transform fractals here is the link to the tutorial http://www.fractalforums.com/format-printing-and-post-production/monologe-on-free-transform-fractals/ I would appreciate it if visitors post questions so i ca...

due to heavy debate over definition of fractals i have moved to http://www.fractalforums.com
all my new fractals and many old ones can be found under user name matty686

https://sites.google.com/site/cryographicscom/my-art/tamiokatata.png?attredirects=0 the fractal was made on inkscape and rivels those made in photoshop down to the last details (only the original HD image witch cant be uploaded because of space) but anyway maby you could use this as advertising for ...

some one down hear at ink-scape must have added new code because i am not getting bad edge artifacts anymore

and another one

http://matty686.deviantart.com/#/d2u7hz2

ok i fixed it my own way basically if you blur an image slightly after scaling it down it simulates bitmap editing

hear is another fractal

http://matty686.deviantart.com/art/stor ... -170801561

yes i have but this is still my favorite method plus it will always have support (inkscape is very active)
(open-source never dies it occasionally changes form but it never dies someone new just reuses the code)

aw she's so cute

no sadly i did not it doesn't work on bitmaps or groups so it's hard to use

sorry just had to put that picture i couldn't help myself

thank you at least acknowledging it as a natural fractal

by the way check out M.C.ESCHER and Jackson pollack
by the way i did my senior project on this and i have aspergers so arguing is useless

post any fractals made on inkscape including natrual (non math) fractals

yes there is a reason for using bitmaps it is because you can compress implied detail in them thus making room for more complexity without bogging inkscape into a crash (by the way ink scape should have a 64bit version that would help a lot because i have 24gb ram) so anyway this is how its done if ...

so basically to make this i took a flower shape and turned it to a bitmap than i copied it and constructed structures by scaling and rotating the copies than i made a bitmap from that i used the new bit map as a building block and attached it to parts of the original structure i repeated this proces...

here are some flower fractles

ok basically these are a new non math based fractal type (natural fractals)

ok hears what ya do import a bitmap image to use as a seed or make your own and use the copy as bit map tool (make sure its set at a high resolution) next copy and past the image and re arrange and scale the parts and transforme them select the whole thing and copy as a bitmap image deleat the orrig...