Watercolour Rose by Layla-Rose

Fractal • Flowers/Plants • posted on Nov 01, 2003

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UF3 & Bring it in. Doesnt much look 'fractal-ish' at all, though it does contain fractal layers. Just playing around with Bring it in, and turned out this nice image of a flower ( actually using the picture as a C.A on a Pixel formula ) which in turn is smoothed and coloured with a couple of pixel layers using S.F.B.M. Some minor postwork, which i never normally do, but should probably practise. Just an experiment :) Thanks for looking.

Comments (22)

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highcrow

10:11PM | Sat, 01 November 2003

Very soft and lovely.Simple perfection.Excellent!

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Snow_Angel

10:17PM | Sat, 01 November 2003

This is a super lovely watercolor you did!! I love the soft petals and the whole rose is so beautiful!! Very creatively done :)

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DennisReed

10:46PM | Sat, 01 November 2003

Awesome depth achieved while maintaining such purity and softness! Very watercolor looking! Bravo!

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paragon5

11:24PM | Sat, 01 November 2003

Great image, Kim! Definately has that soft watercolor look! Nice job!

vjerana

11:58PM | Sat, 01 November 2003

Beautiful rose! Like it very much! Excellent done!

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PatGoltz

1:04AM | Sun, 02 November 2003

Lusciously beautiful!

angibaud

2:18AM | Sun, 02 November 2003

Tr belle aquarelle avec ses couleurs agrbles et douces. Bravo

FrenchTish

3:18AM | Sun, 02 November 2003

Beautiful flower! ;}

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abmlober

6:17AM | Sun, 02 November 2003

A delicate image!!

skyeX

7:15AM | Sun, 02 November 2003

A very beautiful rose and an equally beautiful presentation. I love the soft look and the almost monochrome coloring. I also like the background, it's perfect for the rose!

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Rosemaryr

7:42AM | Sun, 02 November 2003

Once again, something like this demonstrates how closely fractals can come to helping us understand nature's fundamental structures. After all, each petal on a rose can be considered a fractal which re-iterates its form, with slightly different positioning and slight differences for each. Even the elegant spiral inward (or outward, if you prefer) is also fractal-like.
So combining the image with a fractal background and treatment is a lovely addition to a vision of the universe. Brava!

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