Flowers For My Beloved by CavalierLady

Fractal • Still Life • posted on Jun 12, 2004

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I created this image as a birthday present for my darlin'. It's all created in Ultra Fractal, but had to be split into two fractals because my UF was complaining about it's 288 layers. So the flowers were added later as a separate render. Since I couldn't render large enough in my graphics program, I needed some help. My sincere and heartfelt thanks to "Deagol" for rendering this image large enough so that a nice print could be ordered. Thanks, Keith, for all the time and effort, plus the suggestions for improvement here and there. I couldn't have completed this project without you. The print looks great and it's all framed and ready to go. He won't see this till next Wednesday, so Happy Birthday to the love of my life!! And thanks for all your previous comments and thanks for looking, Maria

Comments (44)

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Darkangel764

4:19PM | Sun, 13 June 2004

Maria this is just beautiful, I can see it is made with a deep and very strong love. Excellent work. V

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abmlober

4:39PM | Sun, 13 June 2004

I wish I had one half of your patience and a quarter of your talent :-)

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leda_moon

10:01PM | Sun, 13 June 2004

Beautiful artwork!love your art!*VOTE

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classyladytwo

11:16PM | Sun, 13 June 2004

v wonderful work and such a sweet gift for your hubby I hope he's doing better this is so stunning what beauty God has given to you. Bravo

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VDH

6:03AM | Mon, 14 June 2004

Outstanding!!Very well done!

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Rykk

9:17AM | Mon, 14 June 2004

Holy smokes! I'm totally amazed by this one, Tex. Those irises are some of the best fractal flowers I've ever seen done with UF - or anything else for that matter - and the vase is awesome, too - excellent marble look and seamless construction. I don't usually do this but - V-ery well done!