Mapping The Winds of Change by locomouse
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Created in Ultra Fractal using the following formulas with many thanks to the authors:
UFM's:
4-Dimensional Sets by Gilles Nadeau
Newton Twist by Toby Marshall
Pixel by Mark Townsend
UCL's:
Doodads by Dennis Magar
Fractional Brownian Motion by Damien M. Jones
UXF:
Kaleidoscope from the Standard Folder, written by Damien M. Jones
Framing and sig in PSP7. Thank you all so very, very much for your gracious and uplifting feedback on my previous efforts... and my sincere thanks for taking the time to view this one. Hugs! :) Helen
UFM's:
4-Dimensional Sets by Gilles Nadeau
Newton Twist by Toby Marshall
Pixel by Mark Townsend
UCL's:
Doodads by Dennis Magar
Fractional Brownian Motion by Damien M. Jones
UXF:
Kaleidoscope from the Standard Folder, written by Damien M. Jones
Framing and sig in PSP7. Thank you all so very, very much for your gracious and uplifting feedback on my previous efforts... and my sincere thanks for taking the time to view this one. Hugs! :) Helen
Comments (27)
spiegel428
Very cool work!
macrey18
great image beautiful
zzzzra
Excellent fractal, it looks like an old treasure map !
redbeard
I've never tried UF but always find it fascinating how so many formulas and credits are involved in using it. I don't think I could ever remember what I used by the time I finished an image. Regardless, this is a great looking map. The winds of change are always roaring, rearranging the global and inner landscapes second by second, warming and freezing the land and the heart as we, helplessly, must just stand by and observe. An outside observer with keen eye and mind could plot the change, but only for an infinitly small point of time. Change is analog and continuous, the map itself must constantly change and continually connect to the observer. Excellent work, I think I see this thing moving, I've sat still for way too long!*
Rykk
WOW! Incredibly cool image, Helen! Love the tattered "parchment paper" especially. Awesome job! (cool comment, Jack - very Zensunni philosophy! :?) j/k - "deep thoughts'!
CavalierLady
Helen, this is outstanding and your style with uf is very impressive. I love the old and tattered look combined with the crystal clear gold bordered frame. A beautiful design and very well carried out! A real treat!
Richardphotos
I agree with Rykk and vote
kansas
Incredibly beautiful and truly unique. Totally excellent fractal work. My huge compliments.
maud
Unique and Perfect design Helen! I agree with Rick, it looks like a parchment paper' that's I thought when I saw it! Rich design and colors I like this a lot..Bravo! :)
artgum
An ancient, fractal treasure map- and the treasure is in plain sight! Really beautiful - had to look.
Henny31
an awesome realistic historical map of fractal lakes and spiral suburban areas. Fantastic
Deagol
Outstanding. A real piece of art
abmlober
It's an amazing design. And the presentation as an old ragged sheet of paper is a very nice add-on to the whole image. Did I understand you correctly - the ragged border was done in PSP?
Isir
Absolutely stunning ! Very original and unique piece.
Megandoc
Where do I start digging? (Lol!) Fantastic image, Helen, well done!
kimpe
Such spectacular work! So very well done.
QuietRiot
I don't think there is anything left to say...V
Snow_Angel
OMG! Helen this is sooo beautiful! Very interesting designs in this fractal work! I could look at it forever! Nice color use and all over composition! Big V :)
Titia
Amazing work. Loaded with beautiful detals.
miwi
Super, love it !!!!!!!!!!!
rocserum
if fractalya exist, this will be the map! Excellently done, hat of! RS
saldegal
Fantastic fractal image!
fractalinda
It has all been said, but I'll say it again.. Fresh and fascinating, elegant and most beautiful! And certainly inspiring. I love the old-world look and feel. Excellent everything, dear friend!
Jovalu
Fascinating, elegant and beautiful design
midnightblue
Wow! This is fantastic. I like the old world map feel to it. Great form and design. Excellent work!
SirJohn
An ancient treasure map for an alien pirate race?? Fantastic image... I truly love the feel of this one.
sophielerlei
great work!