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Glow and Glim No. 2

Fractal Atmosphere/Mood posted on Jan 24, 2005
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<irony> This image was hard work. Really! No Play at all.
Only a tiny bit.
And I nearly had (no) fun while creating it.
Only a tiny bit.

I am a serious Artist now. Hey-Arrrgh-Tea-Eye-Ass-Tea. I have no more fun while painting. I am not allowed to. I don't find my fractals any longer. It's impossible, you know. I no longer search for them...

If you believe, a comment from your side could be helpful for me, my picture, or my soul, then please leave it here.
But please be serious. Don't disturb the dust settling down on my head. Don't play with my newly established consciousness. Don't throw candies at me. Nor eggs. Nor tomatoes. </irony>

LOL.
Don't forget to laugh a little bit... Please...

Comments (21)


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aztek

4:41PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

Too bad you're not having fun creating your fractals any more, 'cause I'm having a lot of fun viewing them, especially if they are as good as this one :)

smitts

4:42PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

ummm...ok then. That was different! =) On a more serious note, your image is dark and forboding, almost a warning. There is a deep sadness within the colors...or...on the other hand, it looks a little like the borealis. Colorful, fluid in its pattern and well captured. A fine oil painting, I say! Now...go be serious some more and have a Coke and a smile! =D

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wolfbear

4:45PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

i agree with ,,aztek,,

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abmlober

4:47PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

I am a Coke addict. I never drink it except just before bedtime. I just have to... Life can be crazy sometimes...

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iceberg5

5:31PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

I really like the subdued colouring and sombre mood to this most beautiful painting , Andreas.

logiloglu

5:46PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

oh, i really know this feeling too,Andreas.dont stop to create ( in every medium you want ). its always a good exercise.wenn ich mir erlege, man wde nur en wenn es einem Freude macht, wde man es kaum schaffen z.B. Klavier zu spielen( oder zum Beispiel das Bild das Du heute gepostet hast).Manchmal kann da auch ein Fotoapparat neue Anregungen geben. HUGZ Andreas. #:O)

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ulliroyal

5:56PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

"And I nearly had (no) fun while creating it." Beautiful sentence! Well the FB forces to think. Fractal software is like Schwanensee for the ballerina. She didn't invent the dance but she still can be a great artist. Helpful hint: work on your signature. It should be there but only be seen on the second look. Gute Nacht.

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tresamie

6:04PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

Work, work, work, that's all it is...you give us your wonderful formulae and make us all work...even you! Sigh, I must still inform you that this is a MASTERPIECE! :) :) Now off to work some more!

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KITCHAOS

6:46PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

You are a character Andreas. MASTERPIECE:):):):)!!!!!...now please, back to your suffering...and make sure your Coke is flat, caffine and sugar free...no ice.

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kimpe

8:02PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

It's a very nice image.

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kansas

8:31PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

Well, if you had even a 'tiny bit of fun', wasn't it worth all the work you put into it? I think so! A drastic contrast from you Mandras trees. Winter will be over soon and bright new things will appear everywhere. I drink coffee, even before bedtime.;))

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Rykk

9:07PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

Cool one, Andreas! A bit dark for my monitor but I can see what's going on. Even when you're having "no fun" you make good fractal art! :?) A "coke addict"??? Isn't that stuff expensive and illegal? lol j/k

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malia01us

9:43PM | Mon, 24 January 2005

LOL... Great image, very dark but rich--nice painterly touch! :)

Marit

12:47AM | Tue, 25 January 2005

I think it is about time you started drinking lots of alcohol, have a few partys, drink some alcohol again, sleep for a few days and then.. all will be the same LOL ;-) Anyhow Andreas, I love this work very much! I like this kind of painterly coloring! There a great light in it, in contrast with the darker parts. Great work!

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abmlober

12:58AM | Tue, 25 January 2005

I hope my irony did not disturb nobody :-)

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maud

1:26AM | Tue, 25 January 2005

This one is fantastic Andreas! Great composition of colors..Excellent artwork :)

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fractalchemist

2:42AM | Tue, 25 January 2005

AAAAAAAAARGHHHHHHHHHHHH! LOLOLOLOOL (choking in laughter here, although I think you worked maybe a tiny bit too hard on this one, but who am I?) I like Ulliroyal's remark about the "Schwanensee" and the ballerina, it's very appopriate;-) Please be careful with flat, hot sugarfree coke it is known to impair your bailout...

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Akinom

7:42AM | Tue, 25 January 2005

What a wonderful deep feel is going out of this image! Most beautiful creation, Andreas! **

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Richardphotos

10:12AM | Tue, 25 January 2005

tomorrow will be another day, I think-maybe with a little luck!!your post is quite beautiful and I love the additional work.do not give yet, the opera lady has not sang yet!!

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CavalierLady

8:22AM | Wed, 26 January 2005

Difference mode? Works very well, if it is... I like the subtly of the texturing here. :)

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avalonfaayre

10:27PM | Mon, 21 February 2005

This is one of my favorites of yours. I love the dark rich colors. LIke a favorite comforter, soft and deep.


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