Colouring With TIA

A quick and dirty tutorial that explains how I do colouring with Triangle Inequality Average in Ultra Fractal, which I used (with a lot more work) in Midsummer Dreaming for example. The information is very basic but it's something I've been asked about a lot so I think this tutorial should help some people. Feedback is appreciated, this tutorial wasn't too painful to write so I might do some more advanced techniques later if anyone wants them.

"Triangle Inequality Average (TIA) is one of the most popular and classic colouring algorithms for Ultra Fractal, and with good reason. It can be used to create some of the most beautiful and elegant fractal designs and is great for texturing whether it’s used as the main focus of your fractal imagery or just as an accent. TIA is, admittedly, a bit overused in fractal art but when it’s used effectively it can add a lot to your work. This is just a quick, basic tutorial to help beginners get started with TIA and get smooth results. From there I’ll also give a few ideas for combining TIA with multiple layers and colouring...."

Advanced Critique Encouraged, as always.

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