<h1>I have rendered this 3d fractal using Mandlebulber v2 in a Dodecahedron style</h1>
<p>When creating this fractal I used the offset parameters to turn a dodecahedron into a flower shape, what seems interesting to me is that when zoomed in close this fractal looks like some sort of weird cartoon world. I expected it to look a little more metallic and alienish.</p>
<p>As always I have provided multiple camera angles so you can see what the fractal looks like from up close and from afar.</p>
<p>If you like this fractal then please consider following me @gringo211985 as I post fractals like this nearly every day on my profile.</p>
<p><strong>All of my fractals are created by me using Mandlebulber v2 please feel free to use a reverse image search like tineye to verify</strong></p>
<h3>Camera Angle #1: Default View</h3>
https://steemitimages.com/DQmNuLx482uGiiGSSTmTfPpQEny8Zr67VdnnSE1cDNWHSD5/fractal-1.png

<h3>Camera Angle #2: Zoomed In 1x</h3>
![fractal-2.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbadMxzDnMUYSTnjCp6VEQJM4vZY66XzpPfC8DcjYmmkQ/fractal-2.png)

<h3>Camera Angle #3: Zoomed In 4x</h3>
![fractal-3.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZEXi5A6vPJNQQbCZrHobW4uYuUDorUazTWXfAgf75yWq/fractal-3.png)

<h3>Camera Angle #4: Zoomed In 8x</h3>
![fractal-4.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZ2ztB8LJbwFpxNsBBhuKQeaWfYWFz1XqXgkdojxdBi5g/fractal-4.png)