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Published: 2007-04-05 17:10:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 1900; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 82
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UF4.Just playing around with the techniques I'm learning in Janet's class.
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Hi there!
This fractal has been included in my bi-monthly newsletter showcasing unique fractal art, NEVER DUPLICATED FRACTALS!
Please tell me if you wish not to be included in future editions. Either way, congratulations!
Cheers!
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This is really good.. i have to practice long time to get so good pictures
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Thank you for the nice comment...I appreciate it!
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You earned yourself a feature in my journal with this awsomeness, Kim! 
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Thank you for the feature Lily !
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Great stuff! I don't have words for how good this is!
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Thank you for the great comment!
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I love the exaggerated 'arms' in the piece. Well done!
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Thank you...Harlequin is a fun formula to work with.
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I like this, but would of liked it more if the border were black..
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Superb! I love the aged, minimal look an the textures .... well the textures are to die for!
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Thanks Gill...this was fun and, for me, and exercise in restraint. So many textures to play with!
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"restraint" ... that's a novel concept for me
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Superb abstract design.. I love how the dark color lays into the background
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Thank you! I decided to keep it simple for this one.
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This is just to let you know that I have featured this image in my current Easter journal [link]
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Thank you very much for the feature. I appreciate it!
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My pleasure - it's really quite an outstanding one!
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Fantastic texturing and colors! Nicely done. : )
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Thank you...taking baby steps with the techniques I'm learning in masking class.
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Good use of colors. The design is interesting too.
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Thanks...I thought it was interesting too.
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Love this! Great formation (abstract monument maybe) and great atmoshere, textures, colors..
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Thank you Anna...I used Harlequin II on this.
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Thanks for the info.. It has a beautiful texture - in fact would make a good texture to use in artwork too!
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Wonderful abstract composition, Kim. Love the colours and this very endearing pattern. Wonderful job!!
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Thank you...I thought minimal was best.
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I agree with you on this particular piece. Sorry if I'm about to repeat something I may have said earlier, but given the high levels of pattern complexity that these fractal programs can go to, many tend to forget that simple/minimal is often times the best. Abstract art tends to work on, and affect the viewer, on a symbolic/archetypal level - and most symbols/archetypes are very simple by their nature. Complexity has that fleeting 'wow' factor, while simple has staying power!
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Well said! I'll be the first to admit though I like the more complex designs and I find I have to restrain myself from adding more and more to a piece.
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Great Harlequin shape and textures! Extra points for the cool focal point, too.
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Thanks...I used Harlequin II....lots more parameter options.
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Ah! Yeah, that's true.
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Thank you...glad you like it.
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i love the aged paper look this has to it 
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Thank so much.
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