(Right click > open image in new tab to view it full size!) See @mandelsage 's gorgeous #019 over here > I'm early, yay! I wasn't really feeling this one until I added the depth of field. I started

I'm late, oops XD Ran out of time yesterday and didn't want to knock something quick and bleh out, so I did it properly this morning instead. Here's @mandelsage's #017 that I'm working from > I first

Following on from @mandelsage 's #015 - here's my #016; Not a great one, but I'm not feeling very inspired today XD I swapped the first formula, helistairsIFS, for boardIFS which gave the fractal that

I'm early again! I didn't forget! Yay! Continuing the dIFS Pong I'm doing with @mandelsage, here's my #014, picking up from his #013 which you can see here > . I swapped out ColumnsIFS for FernTransform.

Right-click and open in a new window to see it full size! Continuing from @mandelsage 's #011 which you can see here, I loaded up the parameters and opened the navigator to see what was what. Just changing

I drew this mandala recently on the Sketch app on my Android phone, while sitting in a cafe waiting for food to arrive; I like how bold the white lines that outline the petals are in the inside of the

Finally getting around to trying fractal animations made in Mandelbulb3D. It's fun - and very simple! :D Just click the 'Animations' button in the top left corner of Mandelbulb3D. When you 'Calculate3D'

(Right click > open in a new tab to view it full size!) @Mandelsage mentioned after his last pong (which you can see here) that the CitrusIFS formula wasn't really changing the fractal much, so that's

Go see @mandelsage 's first post to read about what's going on here! Here's my #008 entry in our dIFS Pong series; I didn't change any formula, just tweaked the settings until I found a nice pattern that

I'm a day late with this and it's late in the evening so it's a bit of a bad render (don't zoom in! XD) and a short accompanying post, but here it is! #006 in my dIFS pong series with @mandelsage. Go here

Head over to @mandelsage 's post at to read more detail about what a dIFS pong is, but in a nutshell, two people 'ping-pong' a fractal made only from dIFS formulae back and forth, changing it very slightly

Head over to @mandelsage 's post at to read more detail about what a dIFS pong is, but in a nutshell, two people 'ping-pong' a fractal made only from dIFS formulae back and forth, changing it very slightly

My contribution to #Monomad Monday with a Macro theme, a tiny snail resting on a gerbera. :) Taken with a Nikon D7000 and Tamron f2.8 90mm macro lens.

Written a while back. 500 word flash fiction from the prompts 'double up', 'terms and conditions' and 'sometimes when I'm bored'. We met through a chat room. Something innocuous, so generic I can't quite

An animal black and white for Thursday's #monomad run by @brumest . I'm friends with a woman who runs an animal rescue organisation in our area - we've adopted a dog and a cat from her. She recently rescued

I don't always tackle my hand-drawn mandalas in the same way, or use the same style for all of them. Sometimes I have a clear plan of what I want to draw (occasionally I'll even digitally draw a mandala

I'm working on a big-ish piece, A3 size on brown kraft paper. This video shows me drawing one part of the repeating pattern that will form the border of the piece. I'm using a Faber-Castell TG1-S technical

Here's my entry for @brumest 's #Monomad challenge - as it's a Wednesday, the theme is abstract! Taken with a Tamron f2.8 90mm macro lens and edited in Adobe Lightroom. As I'm new here, this is my first

I had a trip to the Cape Town Aquarium ( recently - something I really should do more often, it's wonderful there! I took my big camera - here's a selection of photos from my visit . Abalone: There's a

Hi! I'm Del. I'm from Wales, but I've been living in South Africa for almost a decade now! Gosh. I live with my boyfriend and our animals. He works in web dev and animation/3D modelling, and I'm an artist.