Status: Archived early creative-coding project (2023). Preserved as part of my personal maker / programming history; not actively maintained.
A small collection of Python scripts for generating and exploring classic fractals. This was one of my early projects for learning by making visual artifacts directly with code.
mandelbrot.py— Mandelbrot set generation and zoom exploration.julia.py— Julia set generation with editable parameters.koch_snowflake.py— Koch snowflake generation by recursion depth.sierpinski_triangle.py— Sierpiński triangle generation.fractal_tree.py— recursive fractal-tree generation.
pip install numpy matplotlibRun an individual script, for example:
python mandelbrot.pyParameters such as resolution, iteration depth, viewport, angles, and dimensions can be edited directly in the scripts.
It is a small project, but it captures an early pattern that still describes how I work: find something interesting, build a concrete artifact, inspect the result, and iterate from there.