The Color Themed sections permit customers to search for the right match for their specific needs. Use them to locate the perfect gift, accessory, accent item, conversation piece, etc. Suggested uses include using them for your child's room, day cares, dances and parties, party favors, pre-school, sensory stimulation for handicapped children and adults, home or office decor, educational tools, physical and cognitive rehabilitation or training, galleries, lobby areas, use for prizes or awards, useful for fund raisers, etc.
New to this page are my selection of 3D ChromaDepth (or Crayola 3D) ready fractals. I chose these while wearing my 3D ChromaDepth glasses. Many segments from my Deep Zooming Fractal Explorations DVD and HD Video Art can also be enjoyed with the 3D ChromaDepth / Crayola 3D glasses on. The 3D areas of each fractal or video segment may vary for each viewer.
(Black & White and Greyscale Themed Fractals)
This collection features 9,526 b&w, greyscale, and pseudo-greyscale themed fractals. These are fractals from all three galleries (General Use, Cross Stitch Patterns, Posters).
Greys0001, Greys0002, Greys0003, Greys0004, Greys0005, Greys0006, Greys0007, Greys0008, Greys0009, Greys0010
(Blue Themed Fractals: Blue, Blue-Green, Blue-Purple, and other combinations)
This collection features 9,759 color themed fractals.
Blues (Plasmas), Blues001, Blues001a, Blues001b, Blues001c, Blues001d, Blues002, Blues003, Blues004, Blues005, Blues006, Blues007, Blues008, Blues009, Blues010, Blues011, Blues012, Blues013, Blues014, Blues015, Blues016, Blues017, Blues018, Blues019, Blues020, Blues021, Blues022, Blues023, Blues024, Blues025, Blues026
(Brown Themed Fractals)
(ChromaDepth 3D Fractals)
Once you've got your ChromaDepth 3D or Crayola 3D glasses please visit The Fractal Forums where I have a gallery to demonstrate some of my coolest looking ChromaDepth 3D fractals! On the forums you can see the popularity, comments, and ratings of every fractal shared by their respective creators. Also, please be sure to check it frequently as I can only upload three fractals every twenty-four hours!
This collection features fractals from all three Galleries (General Use, Cross Stitch Patterns, and Posters). This figure is still being revised. Below are the number of fractals in my collection that are 3D ChromaDepth ready. What does 3D ready mean? Simply that there are fractals that appear to float off the screen, there are fractals that appear to sink into the screen, some may have significant portions that float and/or sink, or there may be elements that have 3D qualities when looked at with the ChromaDepth glasses are worn. The background fractal for this page is an example image. Sometimes you can look at a 3D ready fractal and not exactly see the "painted glass" look where different layers of the fractal image look as though they were painted on glass and then layered one atop the other. Yet at the same time there is something just quirky enough about the image that it looks cooler with the glasses on than it does when you aren't wearing them.
The beauty of 3D ChromaDepth glasses is they work for print images, images on a computer screen, images on a TV screen (standard or high definition), and even work with projectors. Try watching a color rich movie such as Speed Racer and you'll essentially turned your "2D" set into a "3D" set just by wearing a pair of ChromaDepth (or Crayola 3D) glasses. Please be mindful to blink because when you first start wearing these glasses things will be so cool you may forget to blink. Just close your eyes for ten or more seconds (or remove the glasses for the same period of time) to give your eyes a break. When you put the glasses back on it is like your eyes are recharged and things look even better. Experiment with room lighting to get the best results. Darker rooms or less glaring lights seem to work better. At least that is how it is for me.
General Use (no duplication of images from the Trippy series. This is not a final number). = 6,369
Trippy Fractals = 8,966
Plasma Clouds = 71
Cross Stitch Patterns = not searched yet
Posters Series = not searched yet
(Neon Themed Fractals: Neon Blues, Neon Greens, Neon Yellows, Neon Pinks, and other combinations)
(Rainbow Themed Fractals: Default color scheme)
This collection features 3,137 color themed fractals.
Rainbow001, Rainbow001a, Rainbow001b, Rainbow001c, Rainbow001d, Rainbow002, Rainbow003, Rainbow004, Rainbow005, Rainbow006, Rainbow007, Rainbow008, Rainbow009, Rainbow010, Rainbow011, Rainbow012, Rainbow014, Rainbow015 & Rainbow016
(Red Themed Fractals: Red, Red-Pink, Red-Orange, Red-Yellow, Pink, and other combinations)
This collection features 9,781 color themed fractals. (as of 10-05-2008)
(Trippy Themed Fractals: By colors and shapes)
This collection features 12,039 color themed fractals.
Trippy001, Trippy002, Trippy003, Trippy004, Trippy005, Trippy006, Trippy007, Trippy008, Trippy009, Trippy010, Trippy011, Trippy012, Trippy013,
Trippy Plasma Clouds, Trippy Plasma Fractals
What are the above Trippy Themed links all about? When Gaylaxicon came to Atlanta in 2007 I was contacted to create two unique Video Art styles for their convention. They had a live band performing cover music of The B-52s and a dance afterward. For both a LCD projector was used to create a fractal light show. With their criteria in mind I scoured my fractals and came up with 12,039 matches about a day or two later. That is how this sub-category got its start. All of these were found from within General Use volumes 1 - 13, Plasma Clouds, and Plasma Fractals. What are Plasma Fractals? They are the combination of plasma cloud backgrounds with fractal foregrounds. Whether you are sober or not these gems are sure to please.
(Red, White, and Blue Themed Fractals)
This collection features 65 color themed fractals.
Volume001a: Fract126, Fract322
Volume001b: Frac2535, Frac2543, Frac2564, Frac2565, Frac2566, Frac2590, Frac2912, Frac3475, Frac3476, Frac3477
Volume001c: Frac4732, Frac4956, Frac5532, Frac5533
Volume001d: Frac5827, Frac5829, Frac6806, Frac6874, Frac6875, Frac6876, Frac7174, Frac7175, Frac7177, Frac7508, Frac7509, Frac7510, Frac7618, Frac7832
Volume001: Frac5828, Frac6551, Frac6552, Frac6553, Frac6554, Frac6555, Frac6556, Frac6594, Frac6595, Frac6596, Frac6597, Frac6598
Volume002: Frac6758, Frac7114, Frac7176, Frac7504, Frac7505, Frac7506, Frac8057
Volume005: FRQ10701, FRQ11027
Volume006: FRQ11491
Volume011: FRQ16665, FRQ17178, FRQ17179, FRQ17381
Volume012: FRQ18595
Volume013: FRQ19520, FRQ19522, FRQ19524, FRQ19525
Volume014: FRQ21205, FRQ21211, FRQ21214
Volume015: FRQ21682
New to this page are my selection of 3D ChromaDepth (or Crayola 3D) ready fractals. I chose these while wearing my 3D ChromaDepth glasses. Many segments from my Deep Zooming Fractal Explorations DVD and HD Video Art can also be enjoyed with the 3D ChromaDepth / Crayola 3D glasses on. The 3D areas of each fractal or video segment may vary for each viewer.
(Black & White and Greyscale Themed Fractals)
This collection features 9,526 b&w, greyscale, and pseudo-greyscale themed fractals. These are fractals from all three galleries (General Use, Cross Stitch Patterns, Posters).
Greys0001, Greys0002, Greys0003, Greys0004, Greys0005, Greys0006, Greys0007, Greys0008, Greys0009, Greys0010
(Blue Themed Fractals: Blue, Blue-Green, Blue-Purple, and other combinations)
This collection features 9,759 color themed fractals.
Blues (Plasmas), Blues001, Blues001a, Blues001b, Blues001c, Blues001d, Blues002, Blues003, Blues004, Blues005, Blues006, Blues007, Blues008, Blues009, Blues010, Blues011, Blues012, Blues013, Blues014, Blues015, Blues016, Blues017, Blues018, Blues019, Blues020, Blues021, Blues022, Blues023, Blues024, Blues025, Blues026
(Brown Themed Fractals)
(ChromaDepth 3D Fractals)
Once you've got your ChromaDepth 3D or Crayola 3D glasses please visit The Fractal Forums where I have a gallery to demonstrate some of my coolest looking ChromaDepth 3D fractals! On the forums you can see the popularity, comments, and ratings of every fractal shared by their respective creators. Also, please be sure to check it frequently as I can only upload three fractals every twenty-four hours!
This collection features fractals from all three Galleries (General Use, Cross Stitch Patterns, and Posters). This figure is still being revised. Below are the number of fractals in my collection that are 3D ChromaDepth ready. What does 3D ready mean? Simply that there are fractals that appear to float off the screen, there are fractals that appear to sink into the screen, some may have significant portions that float and/or sink, or there may be elements that have 3D qualities when looked at with the ChromaDepth glasses are worn. The background fractal for this page is an example image. Sometimes you can look at a 3D ready fractal and not exactly see the "painted glass" look where different layers of the fractal image look as though they were painted on glass and then layered one atop the other. Yet at the same time there is something just quirky enough about the image that it looks cooler with the glasses on than it does when you aren't wearing them.
The beauty of 3D ChromaDepth glasses is they work for print images, images on a computer screen, images on a TV screen (standard or high definition), and even work with projectors. Try watching a color rich movie such as Speed Racer and you'll essentially turned your "2D" set into a "3D" set just by wearing a pair of ChromaDepth (or Crayola 3D) glasses. Please be mindful to blink because when you first start wearing these glasses things will be so cool you may forget to blink. Just close your eyes for ten or more seconds (or remove the glasses for the same period of time) to give your eyes a break. When you put the glasses back on it is like your eyes are recharged and things look even better. Experiment with room lighting to get the best results. Darker rooms or less glaring lights seem to work better. At least that is how it is for me.
General Use (no duplication of images from the Trippy series. This is not a final number). = 6,369
Trippy Fractals = 8,966
Plasma Clouds = 71
Cross Stitch Patterns = not searched yet
Posters Series = not searched yet
(Neon Themed Fractals: Neon Blues, Neon Greens, Neon Yellows, Neon Pinks, and other combinations)
(Rainbow Themed Fractals: Default color scheme)
This collection features 3,137 color themed fractals.
Rainbow001, Rainbow001a, Rainbow001b, Rainbow001c, Rainbow001d, Rainbow002, Rainbow003, Rainbow004, Rainbow005, Rainbow006, Rainbow007, Rainbow008, Rainbow009, Rainbow010, Rainbow011, Rainbow012, Rainbow014, Rainbow015 & Rainbow016
(Red Themed Fractals: Red, Red-Pink, Red-Orange, Red-Yellow, Pink, and other combinations)
This collection features 9,781 color themed fractals. (as of 10-05-2008)
(Trippy Themed Fractals: By colors and shapes)
This collection features 12,039 color themed fractals.
Trippy001, Trippy002, Trippy003, Trippy004, Trippy005, Trippy006, Trippy007, Trippy008, Trippy009, Trippy010, Trippy011, Trippy012, Trippy013,
Trippy Plasma Clouds, Trippy Plasma Fractals
What are the above Trippy Themed links all about? When Gaylaxicon came to Atlanta in 2007 I was contacted to create two unique Video Art styles for their convention. They had a live band performing cover music of The B-52s and a dance afterward. For both a LCD projector was used to create a fractal light show. With their criteria in mind I scoured my fractals and came up with 12,039 matches about a day or two later. That is how this sub-category got its start. All of these were found from within General Use volumes 1 - 13, Plasma Clouds, and Plasma Fractals. What are Plasma Fractals? They are the combination of plasma cloud backgrounds with fractal foregrounds. Whether you are sober or not these gems are sure to please.
(Red, White, and Blue Themed Fractals)
This collection features 65 color themed fractals.
Volume001a: Fract126, Fract322
Volume001b: Frac2535, Frac2543, Frac2564, Frac2565, Frac2566, Frac2590, Frac2912, Frac3475, Frac3476, Frac3477
Volume001c: Frac4732, Frac4956, Frac5532, Frac5533
Volume001d: Frac5827, Frac5829, Frac6806, Frac6874, Frac6875, Frac6876, Frac7174, Frac7175, Frac7177, Frac7508, Frac7509, Frac7510, Frac7618, Frac7832
Volume001: Frac5828, Frac6551, Frac6552, Frac6553, Frac6554, Frac6555, Frac6556, Frac6594, Frac6595, Frac6596, Frac6597, Frac6598
Volume002: Frac6758, Frac7114, Frac7176, Frac7504, Frac7505, Frac7506, Frac8057
Volume005: FRQ10701, FRQ11027
Volume006: FRQ11491
Volume011: FRQ16665, FRQ17178, FRQ17179, FRQ17381
Volume012: FRQ18595
Volume013: FRQ19520, FRQ19522, FRQ19524, FRQ19525
Volume014: FRQ21205, FRQ21211, FRQ21214
Volume015: FRQ21682
