There are three branches to BitNotes Designs

To make it simpler to understand, look at the top of this page. The first tile is part of a Fractal I generated. Imagine that you have a math problem in front of you. If you plug in a couple of numbers, like a horizontal and vertical position, you get a particular answer. But if you plug in a different horizonal and vertical position you could get the same or a different answer. If you pick a particular color to represent each possible answer, you can get a colorful image. Sometimes though, the answer doesn't match any of the colors. In that case, we assign one more color.

For most Fractal images, the goal is to plug in only two numbers representing horizontal and vertical. In some of my images I found a way to plug in a third number as a third "dimension" yielding something like a 3D image. In fact, I've played around with a type of 3D called "Anaglyphs". Those are the kind you look at through special colored glasses. Some day I'll get back to that, but it requires a LOT of calculations and the images take quite a while to generate with even a fairly powerful computer.

CLICK HERE to see some examples of my Fractal artwork.

When I recently got back into papercraft, I decided to create a set of designs that would allow other people to learn the craft with simple to slightly complex models. From there, there are plenty of the more complex models available on the internet. Just use your favorite search engine and search for "Papercraft".

To see my own set of papercraft models, CLICK HERE.