i LOVE coloring outside the box, as long as it's my box
i learned using UltraFractal, most of my images are still done with it.. because, well, it's the one i understand the best... and the only one i know how to write formulas for.. i use many others, but learning is an often frustrating process.. and i just hate being frustrated *smile* BIOit came to me at about 3am one morning that, while my tools of choice are fractal programs, i'm not a very good "fractalist". i don't try to be... there are many, many fractalists out there with amazing skill who can do wonderful things with fractals.. i just don't have that vision.. i envy those that do.. a well cared for mandelbrot, nurtured and lovingly tended to, can be an elegant, graceful, thing of beauty...
with few exceptions, a pennylane mandelbrot is about the most boring thing you might find on R'osity *laughing*
so where am i going with this (i ask myself) hell, i don't know, my fingers are doing the typing, i'm just waiting to see what they come up with next.. *smile*
if there's a fringe category of fractals, i figure that's where i'm at... i tend not to care about the fractal itself, the repetition that defines... not to say that i don't use that repetition often... it's a flow thing... i think.. yeah... maybe that's what i'm trying to say... the images kansas says have rhythym, and the images FractalGrrl calls liquid.. those are the ones that flow the best... the ones that i'm most happy with.. well, those and the ones that get done while i'm exploring my own personal lunatic fringe... *laughing*
oh yeah, and another thing, don't read this... it's all a bunch of rambling babble that means nothing
Comments (6)
tresamie
I like it! It's simple and beautiful. And I love the colors.
SkyBlueHope
I love this one, it's so pretty, without being too elaborate, just simply beautiful!!!
sinancanan
WOW! Great one!
FractalGrrl
When I was around 15 or 16, my best friend and I used to go over to her neighbor's house -- a couple named Anne and Roger. We saw them as so very sophisticated; they were an artsy couple who gave us small glasses of Kijafa (a thick, sweet Danish cherry wine), and we'd watch while Anne would take photographs of what was sometimes a nude model. The results were always interesting; her style was of the sort where she'd do close-ups of various body parts. They were always very sensual. Though it could just have been the bend of an elbow, or knee, many times it looked like something else. Sometimes your fracs remind me of that, Penny. I've been trying to put my finger on one of the things I love about your 'liquid fracs,' and that is one of them. Lovely. Well done. As usual. :)
kansas
Marvelous and sensual.
peapodgrrl
Looove it.