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Nature's Fractal Similarities: Integrating Art and Science.
This year's cover artist, Clinton Marstall, creates fractal imagery by photographing natural patterns. He then uses a pen to highlight the patterns and projects them on to a canvas for painting. Using this precision technique, he integrates a number of biomorphic images into a unique amalgum of multi-scaled complexity.