Paul Bourke has a great collection of reports, notes, tutorials and equations on Mathematics involving, Curves, Fractals, Chaos and Surfaces.

Fractals page at Mathworld.

One-stop fractal portal. Software links, reviews, galleries…

Webring for fractal galleries

Webring for fractal galleries.

Flame fractals that look like glowing gas and other incredible things.

Fractal program, easy to use, great for exploring. Includes training video!

Creates kaleidoscope snowflake images from lines using fractal principles.

Over 40 surfaces in these categories: Non-Orientable surfaces, Pseudospherical surfaces (K = -1), Spherical Surfaces (K = 1), CMC Surfaces (H = 1), Miscellaneous, Algebraic Surfaces.

With the inception of computers, there began a movement of mathematical computer art. In the beginning, they were merely visualization aids in the study of matehmatics. Gradually, the complexity and artistry of the images become a end itself. In this exposition, Xah Lee tries to examine the various methods of algorithmic mathematical art, and indicate the various states of the art and possibilities.