Bright Colors! by Ruthee

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Feb 02, 2005

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Created in Mind-Boggling Fractals. Post in PSP. Thank you for your taking the time to view and leave comments and/or critiques for my previous posts. I find them very enjoyable, informative and helpful. Thank you for stopping by to view my current post. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did creating it. Please leave a comment or constructive critique if you find it worthy. Have a Safe and Creative Day! Ruthee

Comments (11)

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Henny31

9:30PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

I like this very much... lovely bright colors and great sharp rendering... I played in that program and did not seem to get anything like this out of it... Great job...

invidiosa

10:07PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

wow - bright and bold and lots of motion too!

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kimpe

1:32AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

Nice image, Appropriate Name!

bagemage

4:14AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

Vivid primary colors. Have you thought of introducing fractals to pre-schoolers with this one? Not being mean.

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Myako

5:01AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

the fractal remains me of a colorful circus and the frame is wonderful^^

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whirlingfeather

6:26AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

Gorgeous brightness. Very cheerful image!

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leanndra

11:56AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

Hi Ruthee, I like this image! Vivid colors, a beautiful design! It is a cheerful image! I think the idea of introducing children to fractals is a brilliant idea! I am 54 years old, and as you know, have been doing fractal art for 2 years. I have wanted to be an artist all my life, but felt I had no real 'talent' for it. Young minds are open to the possibilities that we seem to loose sight of as we get older. Introducing fractal art to them at a young age, would engender a love of art, the confidence to know that they could 'create' something unique to them! Fractals are 'magical' to me. It never ceases to amaze me what can be done with them. (Plus there is the mathmatical side to it, it might also engender an interest in math they might not have otherwise!) Leanndra

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Juliette.Gribnau

1:06PM | Thu, 03 February 2005

so joyful !!

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Ruthee

2:42PM | Thu, 03 February 2005

Thank you, Leanndra and bagemage for the suggestion. Is there anyone here at Rendo that has the contacts of the lower grades education? This would be something to persue! Thank you all and Leanndra bagemaage again. Ruthee

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