This value's are a direct copy from the book 'The Beauty Of Fractals'
by H-O Peitgen and P.H. Richter, so credits to them for 'finding'
these beautiful spots. It should also be mentioned that these values
are just a few mere examples of Julia Sets. once you start exploring
I'm certain you'll find some pictures, perhaps even more faschinating
than these. And remember that if you see some parts of a picture that
look interesting, ZOOM. (by changing r0, r1, i0 and i1!)

                                                Moleql / Remedy
        cr & ci        |   r0 & r1   |   i0 & i1
--------------------------------------------------
 -0.12375  &  0.56508  | -1.8 & 1.8  |   i0 = r0
 -0.12     &  0.74     | -1.4 & 1.4  |   i1 = r1
 -0.481762 & -0.531657 | -1.5 & 1.5  |
 -0.39054  & -0.58679  | -1.5 & 1.5  | (doesn't have to, but
  0.27334  &  0.00742  | -1.3 & 1.3  |  but this is the case
 -1.25     &  0        | -1.8 & 1.8  |  in these examples)
 -0.11     & 0.6557    | -1.3 & 1.5  |