Example of how to draw the first two iterations of a fractal that you found using an iterated function system fractal generator like this one: http://static.pauldoo.com/fractals/IteratedFunctionSystem.html

Here's what I'm trying to get to:

I’ll just start with a big, filled in rectangle for my iteration 0 (you could also start with a big rectangle with just a point in the middle).

Iteration 1 shrinks the big outer rectangle down to the 4 smaller rectangles I made.  Notice that this picture is just the pattern of rectangles that I used for my fractal rule, and are shown in the image I got from the web site:

Iteration 2 takes that pattern of squares and rectangles and scales it down to fit in each square or rectangle.  Because my iteration 0 is a rectangle that is wider than it is tall, when I shrink squares in it to fit into other squares, they get squashed and come out looking skinnier than they were in the last iteration:

While I used the rectangle tool in MS Word to make the rectangle pictures, I didn't use Word to do the stretching and shrinking, so this isn't a perfect version of iteration 2--the rectangles aren't perfectly the right size and perfectly in the right place, but they are approximately the right size and in approximately the right place.  I'm not expecting you to be computer-perfect either.  I want to see your thinking here, rather than your computer's cool graphics powere, so I'd rather see a flawed picture you put together by hand than a perfect picture that you got your computer to make.