TIBET (culturology-I) by Pontigary

Fractal • Mythology • posted on Mar 21, 2005

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Thank You, my friends, for Your accolade and voting. It's really a great pleasure to find a work in Hot 20 as happened to me this morning when I found my "Infinite Peace" (http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=909883)there... I'm very much grateful and happy! That is my 14th fractal and the more was my surprise and joy! Here's one more (15th :-)abstract pcture, I'm starting "culturology" series with.The initial intention was - to make something that would remind of Tibet and Tibet mythology|culture (my brother had visited Nepal a year ago and came back deeply impressed) and that very associations come to my mind when I look at the composition- I'm satisfied to some extent. And Special thanks to sharkrey and his 'Japanese Spring' http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=912138. He inspired me to try the render You see above and to start the series)! Thank You once again, graphically Yours, -Anthony.

Comments (14)

Okwango

6:46AM | Mon, 21 March 2005

Really interesting forms and colors. I do see some hign mountains covered with snow here as well.

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CoolBreezeLady

8:59AM | Mon, 21 March 2005

It reminds me of that delicate sand art that the Monks do every year. It takes a long time to do one and then the distroy it and start all over. Sure amazing work to end up in a pile. Atleast your image is as beautiful but will last. Great render.

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