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Anti-Fractal

Fractal Abstract posted on Jun 07, 2005
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So I've been feeling stumped lately and I thought I would just take my standard fractal toolbox and make an image I kinda liked. I then proceeded to pick random colors, add a few things I wouldn't normally do, and followed it all up with some post-processing (which I only ever use for sharpening and sig), so tell me what you all think. Comments and criticisms and always welcome! And thanks for stopping by and for previous comments and criticisms.

Comments (18)


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lkmitch

10:03PM | Tue, 07 June 2005

There's an interesting use of depth here: the spiral to me is definitely going down into the screen, but the overlapping disks mean that the largest disk is at the bottom of the stack and the spiral is coming out. Did you intend this?

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Rykk

10:34PM | Tue, 07 June 2005

A very cool spiral! I like the contrasting geometries and the neat texture on the outside of the disks. Yeah, I guess Kerry's right about the disk overlap thing but, hey - its a fractal and with fractals it seems that it's always SOMETHING! lol

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whirlingfeather

10:42PM | Tue, 07 June 2005

I think it is a very creative work and an unsusual design. I would like to see a somewhat more contrasting background color. You could have a lot of fun playing with this style.

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DIANE603

11:59PM | Tue, 07 June 2005

Oh this is fabulous!!

Romantha

12:00AM | Wed, 08 June 2005

I thought flipping the "stacking" of the components would be kinda fun, so yeah, I guess I intended it. Might be that, combined with the use of the "difference" merge mode, that spawned the title...

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Macvee

1:02AM | Wed, 08 June 2005

Looked at this for a while. I really like it on the whole, but I think I agree with whirlingfeather - I'd like a bit more contrast colouring. I like the pattern on the disks.

LorienDream

1:27AM | Wed, 08 June 2005

Very excellent!

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grind

2:32AM | Wed, 08 June 2005

AFantastic image - personally I like the whole 'impossibility' aspect of the inverse stacking of the disks. Excellent idea and image.

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miwi

2:53AM | Wed, 08 June 2005

Super, excellent work; please more !!!!!!!V

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gumbykat

8:11AM | Wed, 08 June 2005

I agree with all of the above! The texture of each individual disc is wonderful, and the background texture . . . superb! Standing ovation for this one!

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abmlober

9:49AM | Wed, 08 June 2005

An unusual creation! I like the background too...

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mountmous

12:23PM | Wed, 08 June 2005

Fantastic! Like grind says: the impossible stacking of the disks is marvellous, as are the colours. Please explore further.

BashfulPA

11:27PM | Wed, 08 June 2005

Something just doesn't mesh well, it's missing the "pow" that the majority of your work possesses.

AnneCHPostma

10:28AM | Thu, 09 June 2005

Nice one !

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philuf

2:01PM | Thu, 09 June 2005

It's wonderful Stefan! I like it very much and v

sophielerlei

3:03AM | Fri, 10 June 2005

a nice and intriguing picture. it's unique.

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ksm17

3:21PM | Sun, 12 June 2005

I like this one Stephan. It is different. The colors are bold and the textures are unusual. It has depth and a tactile sense.

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Silwena

11:41AM | Tue, 28 February 2006

bravissimo!


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