Four “Out There” Fractal Postcards

Share your strangest news with your weirdest friends… with help from my latest anomalistic art…

Strange Object Postcards by iggymak

Strange Object

This fractal nebula-like object has some very strange linear features at it’s center, which are of interest to scientists. The interest for most will be the fascinating region at the top. What is it, we wonder? Is there life there?

The Fold Postcard by iggymak

The Fold

The Fold is one of the strangest objects in outer space. A sheet of energetic plasma has folded in on itself. Scientists don’t know what to make of it.

Greenie, Close Up! Post Cards by iggymak

Greenie, Close Up!

A zoomed in look at The Green Anomaly, which is a fanciful fractal rendition of a strange and energetic nebula-like area deep in outer space. Very deep.

Purple Anomaly Postcard by iggymak
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Purple Anomaly

The Purple Anomaly is a fanciful fractal rendition of a strange, energetic nebula-like region located far out into the depths of outer space

The Lens, Well Lit – A Fractal Print, by iggymak

The Lens, Well Lit by iggymak
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The Lens, Well Lit
This is another image of ‘The Lens,’ The Lens was encountered recently near an odd, grey glowing plasma cloud in the Third Quadrant of local space. Here the cloud increased dramatically in luminosity for a while, lighting up the object quite nicely. Spanning a full kilometer in width and length, it is estimated to hold at least several thousand entities. The nature of whom are at present unknown, unfortunately, as sensors cannot currently penetrate whatever it’s hull is composed of. Crews are working on it. Feverishly.

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This is a new one… and damned if I don’t really like it!

It’s called ‘well lit’ because in the first image captured (on the left, below) by the ship the cloud was not so bright and one could see countless energetic nodules just swirling around in the plasma… there is also an educational placemat available (my first, on the right) that should make for some rather interesting dinners…

Peace.

LensmaT by iggymak

The Lens by iggymak

Birth O’ My Heart – A Fractal Print, by iggymak

Birth O’ My Heart by iggymak
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Birth O’ My Heart

This is the way it looked, countless trillions of years ago, when my heart was first born. Born from the swirling storm of energy that I started life as. Tumultuous times those were, filled with the romance of possibility. Fractal art is the only way that events like this can really be described. Hey, you know, this one might by a good one for my special Earth girl…

 

Or maybe not… it’s either this or a … oh, wait. Never mind.

Ha! I’m happy. My hearts don’t usually come out this nice, or should I say this purposed. The ‘stutters’ just before my little heart fully forms, (yes, it is a time exposure!), via controlled ‘detonation-in-place’ – turned up well and are just this side of recognizable. Ha!

So what do you all think? Like it?

Should probably put it on other items as well… that goes for a lot of designs already done.

Work, work, work. Hehe, but fun.

Peace.

Invasion – Strange Fractal Art Print, by iggymak.

Invasion by iggymak
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Invasion

An entire solar system, not far from here, is being consumed by a vast space-faring entity, a consumer… of planets.

New at High Strangeness Art!

Yes, still immersed in the entirely digital fractal art zone. It’s pretty cool in there. Physics, Nature, Math, Pixels. All good and all tweaked by an exceptionally weird and entirely unfamiliar nut, er, artist!

Anyway, spent lots of time tweaking the heck out of this one yesterday. And it was Big Fun, too, so there!

There’s a lot of detail in it, notably the numerous (and relentless) tendrils of this thing as it proceeds through this rather odd little system, engulfing whole planets unlucky enough to be in it’s path.

If you should find yourself so inclined and wind up harboring a deep need to see it better, there’s a handy zoom tool on the page . Just hover over the image.

I hope someone likes this one enough to…um… yeah, who am I kidding…

Sigh.

Peace.

The Bubble – A Fractal Print by iggymak

The Bubble by iggymak
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This piece is a nice example of the sort of thing I’ve been creating lately.

Just in case you were wondering what I do when I’m not here. Were you?

Well, anyway, making fractal flames is one. Not sure why they are called flames, exactly… and haven’t really felt a burning need to find out.

They’re big fun when they “work.”

Fractals are inherently natural, just look around… and perhaps there is some sort of ingrained mental connection going on deep within the cranium, because they seem to please in a way that is more felt than anything else… for me at least… it’s hard to describe. It’s just… different. And a trifle strange, I guess.

I wish the picture were bigger… although you can zoom in pretty closely at the site.

Hope you enjoy it.

Peace.

Lifeform, A Custom Speck Case For The iPhone 4

Lifeform by iggymak
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Speck® Fitted™ Hard Shell Case for iPhone 4

Show off your signature style with a sleek and customizable Speck Products® brand case for your iPhone 4.

Combining luxury with ultimate protection, this fitted hard plastic case is covered with a richly printed easy-to-grip fabric.

Pleasing to the touch, this lightweight and durable custom case allows optimal access to all sensors, ports, and controls on your iPhone 4, while offering superior comfort in-hand. Compatible with both the Verizon and AT&T models of the iPhone 4, our universal custom iPhone 4 cases offer the perfect fit for your phone no matter your carrier.

Depth: 0.52 inches
Width: 2.5 inches
Height: 4.65 inches
Weight: 2.0 oz.

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Lifeform, Thriving in Space.

Fractal art created by Iggy Makarevich, your very own weird, wild and wacky WATT curmudgeon.

Strange, exotic extremophile lifeforms thriving in the hostile environs of outer space, imaged for the very first time.

Peace.