The Attic by CorneliaYoder

Fractal • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Feb 06, 2007

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Comments (17)

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robertkearney

9:17PM | Tue, 06 February 2007

Very nice. I really like your mixture of spirals and more architectural elements.

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madcatter

9:59PM | Tue, 06 February 2007

I love this, Cornelia! It certainly does look like looking up into a sunlit attic!!

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FractaliaNo1

12:09AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

Lovely design and colors!

Harmen

12:44AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

very beautiful @};-

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RodolfoCiminelli

5:51AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

Lovely and creative fractalwork of very beautiful colors....!!!

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algra

9:16AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

Nice and impressive.

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rocserum

12:28PM | Wed, 07 February 2007

wonderful carpet design! RS

Discordia_Anima

1:13PM | Wed, 07 February 2007

This one so rocks, Cornelia. Of course you know that I like the more "squary" spirals. But those colours and this underlying background: like finding old journals in a dimly lit attick ... :) cheers, Valerie

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dinner

5:49AM | Thu, 08 February 2007

Very beautiful, has great colors and style !

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dixievb

12:20PM | Thu, 08 February 2007

Love those spotlights, Cornelia, and scrumptious coloring as usual...

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mamabobbijo

6:24PM | Thu, 08 February 2007

It looks like the eaves in my Grandma's attic! BJ

Deagol

10:06PM | Thu, 08 February 2007

Here's a piece of art

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tresamie

11:07PM | Sat, 10 February 2007

Wonderful shapes and shadows!

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mountmous

3:27AM | Tue, 13 February 2007

This must be the attic of a very old house, where there's just a tiny window through which just a bit of light falls on the things that are piled up there. Love the warm colouring, Cornelia.

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