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Fractal • Abstract • posted on Nov 04, 2007

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UF4 I think you know by now that I try to experiment as much as possible new designs with fractal. This one can maybe be disturbing but I like it very much. I hope you'll enjoy. Thank you very much for all your wonderful comments on "Nid":

Comments (19)

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carlx

12:12PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

Different, chaotic and wonderful abstract composition!!! Very well done!!!

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farmerC

12:21PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

Its a fine plate to look atto.

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mansco

12:26PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

Wonderful way to play around, lovely result ;O)

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globalpuffer

12:34PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

Yes pearhapsit is a bit unnerving, but in a good way. I really like the design, the color offset by the B&W. Very cool.

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Jennyfnf

12:47PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

I don't find it disturbing in the least. I am excited by the adventure. We think we always travel in straight lines, but then a crack appears and shows us just what it is to "see". A special and wonderful image.

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Kunolivia

12:54PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

Very playfull :) Great image.

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Maori

1:32PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

I don't find it disturbing, Philippe. I find that this one is absolutely a beautiful design and I rate it as one of your best!!!!

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SSoffia

1:41PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

GORGEOUS COLORS & DESIGN !!!!!

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amota99517

2:10PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

Very nice flow to the forms and I love how you have limited the splashes of colors.

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algra

3:21PM | Sun, 04 November 2007

I know the struggle to avoid the eternal spiral in UF and other escape-fractals. I appreciate your result here, very unusual, almos 'unfractal', but nevertheless attractive digital abstract art.

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