A pair of coupled quadratic difference equations with randomly chosen
coefficients is repeatedly iterated by computer to produce a two-dimen
sional map. The map is tested for stability and sensitivity to initial
conditions. The process is repeated until a chaotic solution is found
. In this way a computer can generate a large collection of strange at
tractors that are all different, and most of which have considerable a
esthetic appeal. A simple computer program and examples of its output
are provided. Many of the attractors have been systematically evaluate
d for visual appeal, and a correlation is found with the Lyapunov expo
nent and correlation dimension.