Why not offer a fractal art book for Christmas?

Or should I say, why? Here are some good reasons:

- Realistically priced for a beautiful hard cover coffee table 173 pages book: 32€
- Representative of the innovations in 3D fractal imagery since the discovery of the Mandelbulb in 2009
- Professionally edited by Pole Editions
- Quite unique in the art books category (have you seen many fractal art books funded and edited by professional book publishers before?)
- In French. Mmmh, well, not a good reason but who cares about the text when you have plenty of nice images (most with an English title) in it
- Available on Amazon: Amazon UK  Amazon FR



Content :
- More than 100 images with explanatory or illustrative text
- Long intro text where I explain my passion for fractals and how I use them to link arts with sciences (in French)
- Technical foreword by josleys, a reference in mathematical imagery (in French)

Feel free if you have any question.



Thanks