David April

Designs Available from David April

• All Roads Lead Home Added Aug 4, 2010
• Enlightenment Added Aug 4, 2010
• Metallic Weave Added Aug 4, 2010
• Gnarly Added Aug 4, 2010
• S Curves Added Aug 4, 2010
• Chinese Finger Trap Added Aug 4, 2010
• Sea Jewel Added Oct 2, 2009
• Eagle's Talons Added Oct 1, 2009
• Victorian Air Added Sep 30, 2009
• Sea Horse Added Sep 30, 2009
• Wall Of Sound Added Sep 30, 2009
• Turbulent Dreams Added Sep 30, 2009
• Singularity Added Sep 30, 2009
• Reaching Out Added Sep 30, 2009
• Psilocybin Added Sep 30, 2009
• Pink Shrimp Added Sep 30, 2009
• Jazz Transfusion Added Sep 30, 2009
• Hadron Added Sep 30, 2009
• Fossil Added Sep 30, 2009
• Lyre Added Sep 30, 2009
• Tsunami Added Apr 9, 2009
• Inoculation Added Apr 9, 2009
• Bicycle Chain Added Apr 9, 2009
• Nano Flotsam Added Apr 9, 2009
• Gathering Storm Added Apr 9, 2009
• Infinity Added Apr 9, 2009
• Hal Added Apr 9, 2009
• Effervescence Added Apr 9, 2009
• Shrimp on a Barbie Added Apr 9, 2009
• Chromatic Shrimp Added Apr 9, 2009
• Birth of an Idea Added Apr 9, 2009
• Rorschach Added Apr 9, 2009
• Roulette Sunset Added Apr 9, 2009
• Turbine Added Apr 7, 2009
• Surfer Dream Added Apr 7, 2009

Bio & Info - David April

"Fractal Art is a fascinating and exciting art form, integrating the best of abstract shapes and subtle layered colors with recursive, kaleidoscopic textured patterns. While fractals are computationally generated from mathematical formulas, it takes a fractal artist to make a myriad of design decisions to coax out a beautiful image hidden in the swirling spirals of the geometry. These images look great on a dorm wall, a corporate office or gracing the mantle above your fireplace at home. The bigger the image, the more details are visible. At once both organic and industrial, fractal images are infinitely enjoyable. See - your teachers told you math would be important later in life, right? :)

Software developer by day, photographer and digital artist by night, Dave April tries to maintain a healthy balance between the left brain and right brain challenges life has to offer. His photographic and fractal artwork has been featured in national magazines and at the International Congress of Mathematics in Madrid Spain in 2006. Dave tries to infuse humor and playfulness into his work, with portraiture being a favorite subject.