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Ultra Fractal 5.01The title is from the mapping used to create the background shapes:
Koch Curve Scissor in sam.uxf
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Very intriguing! I like the interplay of the Koch curve and the spiral, and how the "branches" appear twisted and almost braided.
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I love the background.. the colors blend perfectly
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How both delectable and elegant looking. I love it.
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looks like a zoom in on some elaborate metalwork or maybe carved wood - little seahorses in endless progression .
and I guess I must like this color range - I find this very appealing
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Thank you for the wonderful remarks!
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Oh my...what an elegant, autumnal beauty you've created here Kat...just a wonderful spiral with lovely textures and cool Koch background.
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What a lovely comment, Kim, thanks!
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keep up the good work
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Very nice use of the Koch scissor on the background, the earthy tones and hint of cloud formations giving a warm moodiness to the piece. Nice spiral too.
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Thanks, Chris!
I've been playing with this Koch Curve scissor background for a while now and have another version I like a lot.
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Sounds great! I hope we'll get to see that one soon!
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Purely subtle and beautiful, Kat ~ another classic! 
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Absolutely gorgeous!!! The color scheme is fantastic!! So rich!!! Bravo!
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Apophysis can't do this.
Wonderful in every aspect.
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I tried once.
I couldn't !
No memory to be able to work it.
I couldn't render anything from the trail run and I didn't want to buy it without knowing if I could make fractals I'd like from it.
Gill told me how you had encouraged her, but Gill has a working woman's brain. Mine is rusty.
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IMHO, our brains all work differently and therefore different programs appeal to us.
Apo confounds me completely.
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Well now it does me too.
I can't tweak and the scripts take so long to render.
You are supposed to alter the scripts, but many of them can't stand being changed. They are destroyed.
So I've found that only people who can use the transform system well can make the most of the programme.
I do it the lazy way. I use a script and show what the programme comes up with! I say what I've done.
We started a manipulations club, which I ran with Eva Kmento the Czech. We closed it at the end of May. It was not easy to know what to accept.
A few people do good manipulations with their fractals.
Sometimes the result is "artistic" but sometimes it's just a mess.
I do anything to occupy myself. I make kitsch!
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How well the Koch forms approximate clouds!
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I thought so as well! Thanks, darlin'
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beautiful .. but I would hate to have to dust that
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Thanks!
Yeah, it's a nightmare to dust so I've got a woman coming in once a week.
Buy stock in Swiffer dusters...
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Another exquisite image 
I was just messn with that Koch Curve the other day and couldn't figure out how to make it work for much - you sure created an astounding bg for this
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You are so very welcome hon - your images are a wonderful joy to see!!
Of course having a limited knowledge of the program you use I can really appreciate the effort you have placed in each and every piece of work 
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Gorgeous! I love the contrast between the sharp shapes and the "dreamy" background, and the colors are fantastic
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Thanks for the great comment!
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Ah, that is nice! And the koch curve in the background is a perfect choice.
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