Christmas fractal images

by: Richard Lyall

We're so excited about these 10 beautiful Christmas fractal pics Richard Lyall has just provided (under a Creative Commons Licence, see the note in the zip file). Below are some thumbnails, but download the zip file to get the full glory. These are great for adding some visual, abstract creativity into your Christmas services - they could accompany songwords, readings, illustrate talks or just be pieces for people to meditate on. Enjoy!

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these are wonderful - thank you

Helen - 7:30am - 14 Dec 2009

creativity paired with generosity! What a blessing to the body of Christ.

Harold - 7:53am - 14 Dec 2009

Aren't they great? We used them in our church on Sunday night.

Sam - 10:43am - 14 Dec 2009

Lovely - very evocative. Thank you, Richard!

Alan - 1:18am - 15 Dec 2009

Thanks folks ... glad you're enjoying them.

I've done a simple "how to" guide so you can make your own! Hopefully that should be appearing here soon. Software is Windows only, sadly, unless you know of similar tools for Mac, anyone? I hear that Quartz Composer is pretty nifty on Mac if you can get your head round it.

Richard - 5:39pm - 15 Dec 2009

Tese images are fabulous. Thank you. I will be using them with retreat groups here in England. Every blessing on your work.

Sr - 7:05am - 16 Dec 2009

great, thank you and merry Christmas

teddy - 12:05pm - 17 Dec 2009

used these for Christmas Eve Candlelight service - helped set the scene beautifully and generated great comment

Ian - 10:47am - 30 Dec 2009

Hi what fab images and words. I am struggling to get the jpeg to show as a slide show though. We have an event on Saturday which is an outreach/ fresh expression church plant. for families. Any suggestions
Ali

Ali - 10:39am - 23 Nov 2010

Ali - can you not just put them into a PowerPoint presentation? Not quite sure what you're asking - give us some more detail and I'll try and help further.

Sam - 12:38pm - 23 Nov 2010

VISUALLY STUNNING - THANK YOU FOR SHARING

Effie - 5:10pm - 22 Nov 2011

used these at the start of a 'candle light' carol service, with some music played underneath. They were great for setting the mood and creating a reflective atmosphere.

neil - 12:41pm - 18 Dec 2011

used these at the start of a 'candle light' carol service with some music played underneath. They were really effective in setting a reflective mood.

neil - 12:43pm - 18 Dec 2011

These are great images - thank you so much. I am using 'The Word became flesh' for our carols by candlelight service, firstly as the image in publicity and will also use it at points during the service.

John - 1:34pm - 06 Dec 2014

This imagery is wonderful. So inspiring. I can't wait to use it at our community carols evening. Thank you.

Kathryn - 7:27am - 03 Dec 2015

Stunning. thank you

Aysha - 7:51pm - 17 Dec 2020

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Themes: The Cross, Incarnation

Type: Visuals, Photos, Images

Day/Season: Advent, Christmas

Bible Refs: John 1, Matt 2, Luke 2, Psalm 139

Lectionary Week(s):
Third Sunday of Advent (Year B)
Third Sunday of Advent (Year B)
Christmas - Proper 1 (Year *)
Christmas - Proper 1 (Year *)
Christmas - Proper 2 (Year *)
Christmas - Proper 2 (Year *)
Christmas - Proper 3 (Year *)
First Sunday after Christmas Day (Year A)
First Sunday after Christmas Day (Year B)
First Sunday after Christmas Day (Year C)
Holy Name of Jesus (Year *)
Second Sunday after Christmas Day (Year *)
Second Sunday after Christmas Day (Year *)
Epiphany of the Lord (Year *)

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About the Author

Richard Lyall

Richard Lyall is a self-confessed creative geek. In a previous life he was an Anglican priest, and before that he worked in educational multimedia. He currently works as a freelance graphic and web designer (www.richardlyall.co.uk). His great passion is to see digital creativity released for the glory of God in the church and the nations, and is excited to see how God is stirring up the creative arts to a whole new level for his purposes.

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