Ultra Fractal 5.04, with eight-layers used (seven rely on Damien's Glyph plug-in for purpose). How ignorant can you be? Christopher Wool was born in 1955 and had acquired fame with his Black Book paintings by the 1980's. I saw one his works for the first time online today, and was struck by the power of a simple approach. Anyway, this is a tribute to what I saw, though the words, font, etc are mine as is the basic message, of course. There is a bare meaning in the morbid humour, but in the Christian context which justifies our celebration of Christmas, there is far more. We celebrate a birth, we understand the compassion which lead to the manner of His death, but His teachings continue to hold sway - thus existence goes beyond mortality, or so I read it. Realisation of the idea depended on finding a nine-letter word to unfold the intended message. Control of the UF gradient was also important, and the one demanding part of composing the image. Enjoy people, and know goodness. Cliff.