Abstract
The Sierpinski triangle, carpet, and pyramid, along with the Menger sponge, are well known two-and three-dimensional fractals. The fact that these fractals are constructed in a similar fashion is made evident by showing that discrete versions of these all arise using inner products involving greatest common divisors and least common multiples on matrices involving base two and three addresses. These constructions admit generalization to arbitrary dimension and base.
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