Doognarlydad by locomouse

Fractal • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jan 02, 2005

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Description

The Ultra Fractal greenhouse laboratory released this photo today. The brand new hybrid "Doognarlydad" is thanks to a combined effort by Mark Townsend of Gnarl fame and Dennis Magar who brought Doodads into the equation. Scientists and flourists alike are applauding the efforts of these two dedicated and talented men. The "Doognarlydad" does well in gardens with a Southern exposure where they can develop strong stalks by turning their heads from East to West to follow the sun throughout the day. Expect to find them at better nurseries and greenhouses this spring.

We now return you to your regularly scheduled program.... lol!

This was alot of fun... three layers of gnarl treated to doodads and another layer for the frame. Sig in PSP7. As always, thanks for having a look at this and for the gracious comments you guys have left under my previously uploaded stuff. Hugs to all of you! :) Helen

Comments (31)

smitts

9:59AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

A most excellent use of my favorite...DOODADS! Awesome coloring and composition!

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FireLily

10:02AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

That is such a cool gnarly fractal. Did you make those shadows, or did they come with it? :)

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D.C.Monteny

10:14AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Sister, this is one awesome fractal!!! Glorious work, Helen!!! V

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artgum

10:14AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Wonderous image, and I love the story!

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locomouse

10:16AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Thanks, Mary... :) The shadows were a result of the masks I used to delete the bottom section of the green "leaves". I was going to attempt to get rid of them but they seemed to work okay in this image. Good thing, too... cuz I'm not sure I could have "fixed" them... lol! :) Helen

Louy

10:22AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

WOW

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kansas

10:32AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

A gorgeous new variety! Beautiful fractal flower. You are sooooo clever!

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whirlingfeather

10:43AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Awesome description! I'll buy two plants please! What a fabulous floral form, the asymmetry of it is divine. What a completely wonderful image!

zoozee

11:06AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Wonderful flower Image ! Love the gradient too ! Excellent Fractal work !

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rocserum

11:14AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

on one hand a spoonful creamy creation, on the other side a wonderful suggestion of royal ceramic. I like your phantastic story. RS

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Henny31

11:14AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

so very special... fantastic results with the efforts of those two talented men and not to forget your dedication to learning what is available to learn.. You are fantastic!

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kimpe

11:26AM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Beautiful work. A pleasure to look at.

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CarolSassy

12:59PM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Very beautiful! I'll take it! lol q-: Wonderful piece! V (:

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saldegal

1:21PM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Very beautiful specimen indeed!

macrey18

2:24PM | Sun, 02 January 2005

beautiful image excellent!!!!

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gunsan

2:28PM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Such sophisticated elegance, really one to enjoy!

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Fractelaar

2:40PM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Fantastic piece of fractal art Helen its all inside what i so like beautiful colorbalance, super sharp renderwork and a very nice total design (border) amazing the golden swirling lines Compliments Real class UF work

LorienDream

4:22PM | Sun, 02 January 2005

Simply beautiful! V

fractalinda

4:40PM | Sun, 02 January 2005

LOL at the fantastic name! Pleased to learn about this phenomenal "hybrid." A wonderful combo of formula and coloring algorithms. Fun and elegant at once..and wonderfully dynamic. Beautiful, excellent work, my friend, and a fine tribute to two fine formula writers and artists.

Marit

5:04PM | Sun, 02 January 2005

I cannot believe this to be a gnarl with doodads!! They go along faboulously, at least under your hands :-) VERY beautiful, I'll be looking forward to fiend it at my florist in the spring!! Certainly want to have some of these lovely flowers on my table!

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