synaphea by kymarto

Fractal • (none) • posted on Jul 29, 2005

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Never too early to start thinking about next year's calendar LOL! Although I think this is a bit radical for them... UF4

Comments (20)

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Mags61

9:32AM | Fri, 29 July 2005

Who cares about the calendar - it's completely unfair anyway - this is far too good for them!

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RodolfoCiminelli

9:36AM | Fri, 29 July 2005

This is absolutely a wonderful fractalwork...!!! Beautiful fusion of colors....!!! V

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weezy136

9:43AM | Fri, 29 July 2005

Wonderful!

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kansas

9:45AM | Fri, 29 July 2005

Well, keep up this kind of radical fractal making as this is really a beauty! You seem to have such fantastic color control.

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Fractelaar

10:15AM | Fri, 29 July 2005

Fabulous colorwork Toby you know how to use the transparance for creating depht above layer is a little overkill in my eyes but i am a really UF starter so better try to master it better for that i give any critical note LOL

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miwi

10:32AM | Fri, 29 July 2005

Klasse !!!!!!

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soffy

10:44AM | Fri, 29 July 2005

Stunningly beautiful,the colors looks just fantastic,excellent executed art workV

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Pannyhb

12:12PM | Fri, 29 July 2005

Beautiful, and a great showcase piece for UF4:) Did you use the new explore feature that looks so promising?

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gumbykat

12:14PM | Fri, 29 July 2005

Gorgeous, Toby! My favorite is the bottom-right; where the two tails of the "hearts" sort of meet over a black hole? Very cool movement!

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pickles

3:48PM | Fri, 29 July 2005

Absolutely beautiful fractal superb design and wonderful coloring (v)

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kymarto

6:32PM | Fri, 29 July 2005

The explore feature is very helpful in fine-tuning, I find, and makes me feel that perhaps it hasn't been a mistake to include so many params in my formulae. This is from another beta formula--an adaptation of "Talis" from FE. I almost always use "iteration" coloring--overlaid on a monochrome layer that gives the shading. Simple but effective IMO ;-)

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