How to Find Affordable Fractal Art Gifts

You can obviously buy posters, prints and cards with fractal art on Zazzle, and other print on demand (POD) sites.  However there is a large number of other products available, which can be printed with the image of your choice.

Covers for electronic devices seem to be very popular as gifts.  I always see a large increase in these items sold before Christmas.  A nice touch is that Zazzle allows you to personalise the cases by adding a name, or other text to them.  You can do all this under the "customize" it button on the site.

You should be able to find covers for most of the popular electronic devices on the larger sites, definitely for the various types of iPhone, Samsung and Motorola phones, various versions of iPad and for the kindle. 

Of course you are not limited to phone or iPad cases (or skins, or sleeves) when you are looking for a fractal gift.  

Sometimes you need something smaller and cheaper.  Or you might be buying for a person who disdains modern technology and does not have a smart phone or a tablet.  

A large choice of home decorations would make lovely gifts.  I particularly like the clocks on Zazzle, they would look lovely decorating a wall.  If you need a small, cheaper gift, mugs are an excellent idea.  Honestly, there are so many possibilities, I am sure you can find something that will fit your needs.

Of course Zazzle is not the only site were you can buy products with abstract images from independent artists.  There are quite a few other good POD sites out there, which often have the same designs.  You will often be able to find cheaper products there, especially if you are buying accessories for electronics devices.  Below are a few Zazzle alternatives.

• CafePress rivals Zazzle in terms of its age, number of designs, and selection of products.  If you are after iPhone or other electronics covers, but don't want to pay Zazzle prices for them, you should certainly investigate it, most phone cases are considerably cheaper.  Having said that, I certainly prefer the cases on Zazzle, the CafePress equivalents frequently don't allow printing on the sides, so you end up with black or white sides, with only the back covered by fractal, although the slider cases for iPhone 4 looks really good in my opinion.  You can pick up iPhone (or Samsung) cases for $20 at full price, but the site is also constantly running sales.  
• RedBubble is an online artist community and print on demand company based in Australia. They offer a much smaller selection of products, t-shirts, posters, cards and stickers, and iPhone and iPad cases.  The prices are more similar to Zazzle with iPhone cases costing $40 while an iPad case with set you back by $70.  
• Society6 is another online artist community that sells artwork posted there on some products.  Again the choice is limited to t shirts, iPhones and iPad cases.  Covers for iPhones cost $35 and for iPads $60. 
• Deviant Art is another online artist community.  Products are restricted to prints, cards and mouse pads.