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Published: 2006-09-19 22:47:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 4130; Favourites: 81; Downloads: 58
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Ultra FractalAnother result of my explorations using Trapinski in djk.ufm.
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Nope, they're not. It's just a verbal update!
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If you look in my scraps, there's a photo of me taken back in 1982. You can see what I used to look like, anyway.
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is that the one with short hair, i think ive seen it, but hey ill look anyway
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Well, you said you didn't know what I look like, so......
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Excellent!! This is really good Kat.
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Aww...thanks, Phil! I'm happy you like it and appreciate the fav!
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ok wowie 
this is just wowzers lol
i must fav this
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Aww, thanks, Andrew! I'm so glad you like this one! Thanks for the nice comment and the fav:hug;
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Im gonna have to check out that umf!
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Whoa, girlie, you give great comment!
As far as the umf goes, if you read some of my replies, you'll see just how much searching through the coloring formulae it took to find good shapes. I love that kind of work, though, so I think of it as fun.
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An immediate 
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Lauren, you just keep on saying the sweetest things to me! Thanks so much for the incredibly nice comment and the fav, too!
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You desrve it Kat. That image is one of my all time favs...I love everything about it!!
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Brilliant work on this.
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Aren't you nice! Thanks so much for that kind remark and the fav on this!
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You're very welcome. It's an amazing fractal.
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I see an infinite superposition of rearview mirrors! To me, this picture is a perfect representation of the future, constructed by an infinite superposition of images and facts of the past. Wonderful!
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That's an interesting comment and quite fitting, too. Thanks for the different take on this image, Luc! I appreciate the great words and the fav, too
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You get more comments in a few hours than I ever get in a week,..
I'm pleased for you,.... but,.......... equally gutted I never seemed to get the same kind of responses,... a bit of 
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Hmmm... Then I'm sorry 
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Thank so very much for the wonderful and kind comment!
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Interesting piece. I thought I was seeing some part of a technical equipment when I had a glance at my devwatch. Looking closer I was amazed by the many details.
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Thank you so much, Barb! I like this one a lot.
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It is very unique. I can imagine it as a skin for winamp or somesuch.
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This is amazing. I had no idea that such an industrial looking design could be made in UF. This is great!
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Hey, thanks, Graham! That's such a nice thing to say. The fav is much appreciated, as always.
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Your very welcome. I'll have to give that ucl a try soon.
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The thing is, I explored probably a full third of the coloring formulae to find usable shapes and patterns. I saved about 100 layers of shapes to play with and then deleted them one by one after I found the basic idea I wanted to use. I looked at the layers in all the different merge modes to determine which would really work. I have strange masking shapes and different transfer functions and density settings. This was a serious safari into UF and I had great fun doing this from start to finish.
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My first impression was a cockpit in a UFO. Another cool and different fractal for my faves.
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Thanks for the impressions! I saw a control panel of sorts but didn't know if anyone else would see the same thing. Thanks so much for the fav, too!
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This has to be one of your best pieces to date
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Thanks, Antonio! I happen to like this one, too.
I appreciate the fav on this
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oh you are most welcome
I liked the patterns and the colors in this one
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