Folk Flame by KITCHAOS

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Nov 21, 2004

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Apophysis 2.02> UF 3.04 rendered @2800 density>PSP 7 text, border and optimization. This flame reminded me of a type of folk art design you might find on a tchotke in a fractal gift shop in the southern regions of Mandelbrotia. Most of the population there raise Electric Sheep. Ram for higher density is still very much a luxury item there, for some of the more intricate designs, but that is much of the charm to their artwork. Thank you so much for all the feedback and taking a look at my new work. Have a great, productive week ahead! Chris

Comments (20)

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RNGOERNER

4:54PM | Sun, 21 November 2004

To tell you the truth, only after reading your text blurb did I get the connection between your title and your image, Chris. But having made the connection; yes it really does resemble a sort of primitive art abstract with a hand-painted, folksie appearance. The color choices are unusual but vibrant and very effective. It has a sort of Tole painting and well worn appearance which adds to the appeal. Excellent!

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abmlober

4:55PM | Sun, 21 November 2004

Fantastic colours and a funny story :-)

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Richardphotos

5:31PM | Sun, 21 November 2004

unusual work and terrific story

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zzzzra

5:54PM | Sun, 21 November 2004

Nice painting effect ! I really like the vibrant coloring. Excellent work, as usual :)

invidiosa

5:57PM | Sun, 21 November 2004

this uses bright colours effectively - lovely folk image!!

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dream12

6:16PM | Sun, 21 November 2004

Very vivid colors and wonderful texture reminiscent of oil pastels on this rough paper. Wonderful Expressionist feel to it. I can almost smell the pastels, do you remember the scent? Hard to imagine this came from a CG program and not done by hand. Excellent render Chris! And vote.

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