Happy Spacejumpers - Mandelbulb 3D and SpaceEngine animation @ArthurStammet

Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 35 minutes ago

Music composed, recorded and produced by Arthur Stammet. The Soundtrack is an electronic study realized at CNR in Metz (F) during 1988.

The movie, based on Mandelbulb 3D and SpaceEngine animations, has been created by Arthur Stammet in October 2019.

3D fractals and digital art created with:
Mandelbulb 3D: http://www.mandelbulb.com/2014/mandel...
Space Engine: spaceengine.org

$Happy Spacejumpers - Mandelbulb 3D and SpaceEngine animation Music composed, recorded and produced by Arthur Stammet. The Soundtrack is an electronic study realized at CNR in Metz (F) during 1988. The movie, based on Mandelbulb 3D and SpaceEngine animations, has been created by Arthur Stammet in October 2019. 3D fractals and digital art created with: Mandelbulb 3D: http://www.mandelbulb.com/2014/mandel... Space Engine: http://spaceengine.org$ $Eternity - Mandelbulb 3D and SpaceEngine Fractal Animation This movie has been created by Arthur Stammet in February 2021. Its based on a soundtrack, which has been composed by the author in february 1988 on his Casio CZ-5000 Synthesizer an digitally rematered on DAT tape in 1993. Inspired by the very slow and regular envelopes of the synthesizer, the music is so slowly waving that its title reflects whats really suggested in this piece: eternally changing chords gliding around in kind of slowly waving cluster carpet. The background is a very slow flight around the centre of a nebula, rendered in SpaceEngine faced by a fractal construction, rendered in Mandelbulb 3d, explored with the calm slowliness directed by the whole creation. The film has been mounted in Premiere and mastered in Filmora Pro #fractal #mandelbulb #mograph #spaceengine #space #starcluster #nebula #arthurstammetart #arthurstammetmovie #arthurstammetfractal #slowliness #universe #milkyway #3dfractal #digitalart #fractalart #fractalmovie #fractalanimation #synthesizer #casio #cz5000 #premiere #adobe #filmorapro$ $Sky-Walk - Mandelbulb 3D fractal animation$ $Communication Craze in a Morphing World - Mandelbulb 3d fractal animation HD$

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$The Quest - Soundtrack by Jérôme Kauffmann (SpaceEngine and Mandelbulb 3D Animation) This movie has been created by Arthur Stammet on a Soundtrack composed by Jérôme Kauffmann in May 2017. The original music, The Fury of Kratos, has been recorded with a symphony orchestra with 110 Bulgarian musicians at Bulgarian National Radio studios in Sofia (Bulgaria) under the direction of Jeremy Leidhecker. The fractal Footage has been created in SpaceEngine and Mandelbulb 3D and tweaked in Premiere by Arthur Stammet. The final mastering has been realized with Filmora Overlays.$

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$Explore (Fractalforums.com Annual Competition 2013) - Mandelbulb 3d fractal animation$ $Nova (Newton) Fractal-Zoom : Fire-Jellyfish - Fractal eXtreme Animation Nova 2D Fractal-Zoom created in Fractal eXtreme in 2012 by Arthur Stammet. The Nova and NovaM fractals are variations on Newtons method, invented by Paul Derbyshire. A constant is added after each iteration, which dramatically changes the results. This demo is presented in a DVD-Widescreen-resolution. A high quality render in 1080p will soon be available on the authors website, which is actually under construction. A high density render of this fractal is intended to be used as footage for art videos with music. This demo is presented in a DVD-Widescreen-resolution. A high quality render in 1080p will soon be available on the authors website, which is actually under construction.$

$Hypnosis - Fractal eXtreme Zoom This video has been realized by Arthur Stammet for the Fractalforums Fractal Art Competition 2014. Two very different fractal animations have been brought together in this animation: a morphing mandala created with ArtMatic Pro and a very deep exploration of a Seahorse Spiral, realized with Fractal eXtreme. The Soundtrack, composed by Arthur Stammet, is a remix of sone parts of Grainy Days, a suite of 7 electronic pieces, composed by the author in March 2003 and entirely realized with granular sounds, produced with a Native Instruments Reaktor synthesizer.$