Krissi001

Let me welcome you to the latest issue of my project called Hidden Fractalist. I initiated this project with the aim of discovering new, emerging, exceptionally talented and/or underrated fractal artists within the depths of the DeviantArt community. My goal is to shine a spotlight on these artists alongside other fellow artists from various artistic disciplines, as well as offering them encouragement, assistance, and support. In today's issue I've interviewed @digitalsanpedro, a Mandelbulb3D fractal artist, who's been on DeviantArt for over 2 years. Get to know him a bit better, while getting lost in numerous intricate, detailed, and cinematic 3D works from his gallery! Let's proceed with the interview. Hello and welcome to the Hidden Fractalist interview! Could you please kindly introduce yourself to us? My name is Mike, and I’m an American who has been living in Japan for the last 15 years. I work in very early education, and am somewhat of a family man. How did you

Hello to everyone reading this journal! Before we move on to the interview itself, some of you may ask yourselves questions such as, ‘What is fractal art?’ or ‘Who are ‘fractalists’?’ Let me provide you with a very brief introduction. According to the Oxford Dictionary, fractal is a curve or geometrical figure in which each part shares the same statistical characteristics as the whole. These structures can be found throughout nature, including in plants, minerals, and even in different states of matter such as gas (smoke), liquid (waves), or solid (snowflakes). In simpler terms, Fractal Art refers to fractals presented as an art form, created using fractal-generating software. Term "Fractalist" consists simply of the two words - fractal, and artist. If you would like to know a little bit more, I recommend these brief, yet informative journals by C-91 and tatasz. Finally, welcome to the latest issue of a project called Hidden Fractalist, led by me, @LukasFractalizator. I initiated