Introducing fractals: a graphic guide, paperback/nigel lesmoir-gordon

Fractal Geometry is the geometry of the natural world - animal, vegetable and mineral.

Its about the broken, wrinkled, wiggly world - the uneven shapes of nature, unlike the idealized forms of Euclidean geometry.

We see fractals everywhere; indeed we are fractal! Fractal Geometry is an extension of classical geometry.

Using computers, it can make precise models of physical structures - from ferns to galaxies.

Fractal geometry is a new language.

Once you speak it, you can describe the shape of cloud as precisely as an architect can describe a house.