Twinkle Twinkle by Fraxa

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Jul 31, 2007

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Apophysis flame fractal - full view is best. Thank you very much for taking the time to have a look, maybe leave me a comment or even add this to your favourites. Your interest in my fractal art is very much appreciated.

Comments (11)

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D.C.Monteny

7:25PM | Tue, 31 July 2007

Cool, this image realy jumps out of my screen. Excellent!

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amota99517

7:44PM | Tue, 31 July 2007

This outstanding. Love the stars and the colors on this one. Excellent work!

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bpclarke

8:19PM | Tue, 31 July 2007

Splendid star! Love the whole design and colors. Excellent work. Bunny

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clydedough

2:05AM | Wed, 01 August 2007

GRAND accented star material-(punctuate at will & freely)

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saretta

2:30AM | Wed, 01 August 2007

Wonderful!!Fantastic star,tones and textures,incredible depth!!:-)

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mansco

4:39AM | Wed, 01 August 2007

.... little star..... ;O) Beautiful it just pops out of the screen ;O)

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clifftoppler

5:50AM | Wed, 01 August 2007

This is my first contact so my belated welcome to Rendo. Apo has become a very different creature since I used it, and this characterises some of the differences. The picture has a clarity and the colours are enabled to talk in their own right. I'm unsure of the type of comment you prefer so I'll try my sometimes bull-like approach. I gain a feeling of oppression stemming from the upper part of the picture and I would have been tempted to cut the top and almost down to the upper tip of the golden star. Try it and see what you think. Your central star then moves into a less stressful position and the composition as a whole loses that centrality and becomes lively with the various shapes seeming to gain a greater say. The composition becomes gentler. I'm talking rubbish, of course, but possibly useful if it does nothing more than for you to review and reaffirm.

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Fraxa

6:08AM | Wed, 01 August 2007

Thanks for your input Cliff - I thought the plain, dark parts you refer to gave a bit of contrast to all the textured parts and I wanted the composition to be striking rather than gentle - but thank you very much for your input - it's always good to hear how other people see things and I'm always glad to have interesting critique.

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