Author: Leslie Ryan

Sets-
To be put into a certain place or position. A combination of things that are similar.

2. Trees-
A structure that looks like a tree, something that branches out in multiple lines that all connect at the bottom.

3. Sweeps-
To move swiftly, widely, and smoothly. Also to continue in one direction, mostly in a curve.

4. Curve-
A part of a line that does not continue to go straight and starts to bend in one way or another.

5. Triangle-
A shape that has three sides that are all straight and also has three angles.

6. Trigonometry-
A type of math that deals with how sides and angles of triangles are related.

7. Iteration-
To repeat a pattern multiple times, usually with a series of steps.

8. Reflection-
An image that is thrown back from light, heat, or sound. Like an image you see in a mirror.

9. Refraction-
When light bends or changes angles from passing through different objects.

10. Infinite-
A design or something that repeats itself and does not stop, there is no end.

11. Base-motif-
Simple fractal shapes to make and understand.

12. Motif-
A more complex or decorative fractal design.

13. Fractal Geometry-
A way to study shapes that are very similar in many different ways.

14. Fractal Generation-
Using math as an idea in order to create the shapes and colors that eventually become a fractal.

15. Chaos Theory-
A type of math that has to do with complex systems, so complex that if you were to change one small thing it could end up making a huge problem.

16. Pattern-
A repeated or recurring design that is usually decorative.

17. Repetition-
Something that is made by repeated steps, or designs, usually looks like there is not an end to the pattern.

18. Function-
The purpose or use of a design.

19. Abstract-
Non–theoretical; loud, bright, different art.

20.Self-Similarity-
Has an exact or almost exact piece of the same bigger pattern and repeats.

21. Recursive-
A whole pattern made up of the same repetitive patterns.

22. Unity-
Formation of joined patterns that make a whole pattern.

23. Dimensional-
A measurement of extent, by width, length, or height.