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A somehow-Pythonesque tweak on ~eralex61 's JoelFaberLand - a big thanks for sharing the parameters
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saw this again in Platinus' feature, looks like I've faved but not commented.. amazing texture and i love the subtle colors.. 
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I didn't know ^Platinus had featured it, so I shall go and thank him forthwith! This is the same structure as [link] (4 half-sized lazysusan transforms) but with the 4 transforms scaled up a little beyond 50% (60.5, to be exact!), giving that textural interfence
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Thanks! It's spawned a new direction
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Oh this is beautiful ... definitely a page from a lost, ancient book. Another instant
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Thanks! You've just given me the impetus to revisit the parameters and see where else I can take it
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You're welcome ... can't wait to see what you discover.
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an excellent interpretation of the mentioned link~~in fact the similarities are very remote~~this one reminds me of an alien planet which may have been blasted by some cosmic debris~~~among other drifting thoughts!!!
thanks for sharing~~~
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Thanks! It's amazing how little change can take the final image so far 
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truly~~~now with just tiny morsels of positive thinking being added to society's thinking, wow!, what progressive changes await us~!~
mmmmmmevery little bit
grateful thanks~~~
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Exactly! I think more people are becoming aware of this. Sheldrake's apers/papers/morphic/morphic_intro.html"morphic resonance
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I have paired this excellent fractal with a poem in my journal [link]
If you would prefer that I don't include it, please let me know.
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I would like to see this one in the Lost Books gallery
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I wondered about submitting then thought it might be off-theme - but I should be delighted for it to be featured
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Who knows what will be off-theme, when it is my ephemeral states of mind that make the choices? It has been posted.
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Its just gorgeous, soft, muted and subtle, very nice
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Thanks, Lisa! I'm putting together some rather colourful re-works of the style
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This is really different Ian. A step beyond, if you will. Really nice work my friend.
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Wow, thanks Phil! I'm extremely happy with the reception for this
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It is special. Has a nice layering effect to it but it also has good depth.
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*drool* defiantly a new look for you Ian, and it looks good on you! Hope to see more of these. - I think I'll check out those links after getting back into using the new version of Apop.
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Thanks, this has been a surprise success - I felt it was special but wondered at its reception. I shall investigate further possibilities with this style
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I look forward to seeing them! Definitely anticipate! Sometimes the surprises are the best ones, my latest - was definitely a surprise.
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A sign of the correct vector, that little gift from the Universe that says "You're on the right path"
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The textures (or fractalness that creates textures) are lovely. It looks like graph paper that's been carried around in pockets.
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Brilliant description! That gives me an idea to use it, or a close cousin, as a background texture
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Amazing! The subdues and subtle suits this wonderfully well.
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Thank you - I felt the texture demanded subtlety rather than bold chromatics
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Now did I say that??? Nope - actually I meant the Pythagoras style/mathematical look!
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Well, I opted for laugh in the absence of any serious options - all girlies love maths
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They do???
Where's the girlie in me I wonder! I dropped out of maths before the days of GCE's (yupppers lonnnng before GCSE's too! Maths literally gives me a migraine - not that your picture did mind you!
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Nah, just me playing: I think I should call this supra-ironic style 'negation by the outrageous opposite', but it's a mouthful. An acronymic 'noo' suggests itself, or perhaps, to highlight kinship but with an additional element of fire, '
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Well I don't know what I said, but take it as definite kinship!
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Great job! Absolutely amazing form and texture crossing. And colour minimalism is simply fantastic. Very nice!
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