I'm not good at understanding the complex mathematics behind escape time fractal optimizations, but I am good at Python [Somewhat] and keeping track/focusing on my code when making it. I also enjoy solving logical problems and like coding mathematical and logical programs because it requires little to no extra learning of libraries.

Enough talking, here's my Github repository https://github.com/BrendanScott105/PyFractalRenderer

Linkback: https://fractalforums.org/programming/11/made-a-basic-fractal-program-some-time-ago/3568/

I suppose I could if I wanted to, but I wouldn't be bringing all that much to the table, most of the stuff I've implemented in my program is some of the more simple things to do and understand. Plus I don't know all that much about Matplotlib, which seems to be the foundation for the entire program, I haven't even used it before.

That being said I'd be ok with people using parts of my program/script when needed.