Nebula with birth pangs - for Claude19 by goodoleboy
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Description
Created 10/13/15, under very warm conditions.
Results of a new toy I purchased, similar to Fractal, but nowhere as complicated and well equipped. A poor man's Fractal, if you will. I am just testing the waters with this application; a mere rookie at this juncture. Hence, Claude has nothing to be concerned about as far as him remaining king of the deep space crowd. Perhaps with further practice I can also create images with a non deep space motif.
Allaismalardik.
Comments (7)
Cyve
Outstanding creation and composition... Fantastic image my friend !!!
MrsRatbag
This is incredibly lovely, Harry; new toy, eh? Great work, I expect more beauties from you!
jocko500
wonderful
helanker
I just love this fractal, Harry. Congratulations with your new toy :-) You already created this amazing result. I am impressed :)
Mulltipass
WOW!!!! I would Put that into a frame and Hang it in my Home!!!! Fantastic Work!!!!
claude19
whatever the means, only the result counts! THANKS for this Harry dedication, and I wish you to create wonderful images with this new 'toy'! Fascinating and beautiful !!!
anahata.c
I misread you the first time I read your description: This isn't a fractal per se, just similar to one. But whatever it is, you made a beautiful apophysis-like image, with not only beautiful swirls, but other textures as well. The flares in the middle make a gridwork, like city streets from the air, or like a heavy gridwork of metal. And you have lots of depth in the periphery too. If you don't know "apophysis," it's a wonderful fractal program---maybe available for Mac, I don't remember.---which makes these cosmic 'bursts', which is what brought apophysis to mind. It's really exciting that you're working in a whole new medium: You dive into it with real passion...all the pieces you've done with it are delightful and expressive. A big exploding star, with deep rich purples all around...