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I am really into creating Fractals and it would be great if I were allowed to join your group, if you think my work would be good enough, and also to be amongst such amazing talent. How do I join?
Thanks Millions,
Hugs,
Kaz xx
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Sorry, should have read above, I know what to do now to apply for membership
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well, u got the GM
i'll edit the journal tonight when i'll get back, we'll submit them as usual
and i'll need to find a membership manager too
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Andrei please
It's not clear for me, how often things need been done in the Gallery at Refractals.
I don't like to take up something and then just quit. Like I said, I would love to help but let me know how often is it necessary to work in the Gallery.
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just once a week
let's say.... monday?
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Well then let's do some month trial OK ?
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ok, but check the fractal categories for submissions on this club ok?
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members that sent them are great
~SfinxMagnum
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Just to let you know I featured your group in an article about fractal: [link]
Thank you for sharing your work!
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Thank you so much for the add, I really appreciate your support
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question: would a fractal rendered by means of spray paint and various stencils created in different sizes in order to create a seamless self-similar mural, count as a refractal?
or perhaps a fractal turned into a brush and then repeated in various ways to create the impression of self similarity, count as a refractal?
just curious.. i don't think it fits your definition of "refractal" but it seems you are more inclined to be open to ideas of abstract conceptual fractal design.. so i thought i'd see if i can't start up an interesting conversation..
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anyway, fractal forms can be found in nature, drawings, patterns of the butterfly's wings, trees etc
but the challenge is now to make even more complex and detailed work if we want to make them by hand. if u can reach a good level, send me the pics and i'll make a section of "hand-made refractals"
it would be awesome!
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hoody and majority dates are really something. well, start working on that wall and i'll make a section here and submit it 
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sweet... i've had a process in mind, that i think will work quite well.. it involves making transparencies and using an overhead projector to scale the image to the sizes necessary, tracing each of them and making stencils. the image used can be complex like a fractal or simple like a square, etc.. as long as one pays attention to numbers and stays consistent with the pattern, (ie; number of iterations, placement of objects, etc.) then i do believe it is entirely possible to "render" a fractal by hand and on a very large scale.
there is a room in my house that was recently created by destroying a wall between two rooms. we're in the process of rebuilding it. i am hoping to be able to use this room as a canvas and create my first of these fractals...
and on the subject of using photoshop to create fractals..
i'm not talking about using KPT to render a fractal in ps and then running filters and applying various layer combinations.. that's fairly simple to do. the process i'm using is to take an image/shape (this can be produced/captured by various means. ie; fractals, brushes, stock photography, etc..) and making an action that makes a copy and transforms it. the simplest i have found is to pick a center point, then scale it by a percentage and rotate it some degrees.. if you repeat this action 60 or so times you will see a spiral begin to form. repeat a couple hundred more times and spiral reaches the center point and the object that is being transformed is too small to see. example:[link] since spirals are fractals then one could say it is a fractal, even though it's not truly self-similar as the spiral does not consist of many smaller iterations of that same spiral. spirals also represent infinity. i've been reading about m.c. escher, he had some very interesting ideas on the subject. this piece is especially representative of this concept. [link]
these actions can become much more complex. here are some examples of what i mean. [link] [link]
and this last one.. [link] isn't completely consistent as the layers have been jumbled a bit, but was created using 12 different steps, repeated 12 times. i think the more complex the you make the pattern the closer you can get to creating the implication of self-similarity in the image.. notice the small bunch of spheres just to the right of the largest sphere.
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this will be more than an interesting conversations. the idea about refractals started by getting the digital generated image to a hand-made piece.
if i got it well u want to try making these fractals on your own
from the start i don't admit a fractal made in Photoshop. but the final idea it's to make such great images on canvas, paper and even walls inspired by fractals. the only problem is that a digital generated image as a fractal is very hard to reproduce but i really think we got to try. i started to do fractals to get on refractals and in the end making them ready for printing or for airbrush
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hello back!
i'm trying to do something with this club so i post some artwork from my own gallery on the forum, while managing here the images i gather from the members
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hmm, i think posting all those images is a bit much though. i mean, lots of us have deviant art galleries, but we don't post all of it... usually linking to your gallery is much more likely to get people to visit it, than if you paste the whole thing to be loaded at once etc (compared to the user clicking what interests them most).
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i forgot to mention... because it's only a selection of images, the link in the pic it's for who wants to see more. from the first 100 images, i
ll only post about 20.
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i'll remove the link from the pic
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Thank you so much for starting this group...Fractalists need more exposure!
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i watch every member and the watchers
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hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii !
thanks a lot for the support !! it's most appreciated, not to mention, you left a happy artist !!
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you're most welcome. i just try promote fractal artists all over dA, no matter the level. Refractals are everywhere, i just found the notion of it.
I hope that by submitting your artwork u'll receive more comments to see how your artwork is appreciated, or faves cause many people look in the user's favorites.
this is the only support i can give for now. just spending some time posting your images.
and to make someone happy is a great thing!
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it's a great support you give with the work on your club! you know well, the feedback is the food and essence of all artists. I wish you all the best for it and be ensured of the members support either !!
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Thanks for adding me! I look forward to more art!
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that depends on the members. they are the ones sending art for submission
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Oh why?! I wanted to send in a submission and the note system is down. Gah!
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