Computers can do miracles. But, art is not a fruit of a miracle. Instead, it is a product of heavy efforts of a high spirit. On the contrary, there is a widespread public opinion that computer can automatically produce good visual art. Internet sites are crowded with  "computer art" experiments being produced by different graphical packages. Among software tools for home made "easy art", fractals are trendy nowadays. There is a reason. The main disadvantage of classic computer graphics is its failure in producing complex, non-geometric forms. So, objects like clouds, rocky cliffs, vegetation, water waves etc., looks better being represented by fractal approximations. Fractal approximations use classic Euclidean elements: polygons and polyhedrons. But, the final output is much closer to (ideal) fractal, and thereby to a natural object, than to any Euclidean geometric form. On the one hand, this fractal software is helpful but on the other, it raises a dangerous illusion that this very software is a shortcut to the real art.