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Published: 2008-12-10 18:07:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 9992; Favourites: 136; Downloads: 2141
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--- This Tutorial is based upon the initial guidance I was given from *skellorg, to whom I and deeply indebted.--- It is an interpretation of *skellorgβs Lazy Susan fractal method, which I have refered to as Lazy Julian.
--- Cover done with APO 2.08 Beta with background matting and text in PaintShopPro
(C) 2008, Ronald C Ray & Copyright (C) 2008 Susan Wallace. Some rights reserved. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License.
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Comments: 51
Thanks for sharing this promising technique. I used it for a couple of pieces: Consonance and Dissonance
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Thank you very much for sharing your time and your talent.
Hugs,
Anj
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Thank you for the tutorial, just recently discovered by me. It looks promising!
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Love the way you put this tutorial together - especially that it's a Word.doc that I can append my notes to. 
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Thanks for the kind words
Ron
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Just test-ran this. Amazing tutorial. Even works in 7x.
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You are welcome - Glad you liked it
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You are more than welcome.
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Hey thanks so much for this tuto .. i won the Apo challenge [link] with it
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Congrats ! I am glad to hear the tut helped someone. Keep up the good work
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thanks, it has created some really nice pieces for me
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Hi I made this [link]
based on your excellent tutorial...
many thanks
(i found that i needed to realign it at the first stage using the adjust window to acieve the correct orientation of the T1 ...maybe because i am using Apo 7X!!)
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Excellent, glad it was of use to you
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Amazing tutorial !!!
here are some works done with it:
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And others are arraving !!!
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Thank you for your kind words. I am glad you found it worthwhile
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[link] can you please read the comments on this one and maybe tell me if there's a solution for the colouring
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Thank you for this tutorial i had fun making these
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Ron! wow.... what a nice Holiday present. While I recover from my surgery, I will study this. I know I will learn much and appreciate your generosity to the DA community.
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I hope it gives you many great images
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Well, it sertanly is different than any I came up with, but I do like it 
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I am quite pleased you'll use it
Changing subject: I told you it was nice to meet a lady older than I am on dA. You said your age was in binary, well that changes little. In binary, 1010101 = 85...
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Um, er...caught out 
But hey, reality is I'm only a couple of years behind you.
When we go our work will survive in this cyber-ark in space...I get comfort in that...I wonder if the organisers have a crypt ready to intern us...
Just read the Tut & am once again reminded of the many ways we all have of expressing our work methods. I'm decoding it to mine before I proceed
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Well, please do a better job decoding the Tut than you did on the binary age 
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They put bounce into my grey daze
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I've downloaded this with excitement, many thanks!
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Thanks so much. Susan has been most helpful with the Lazy Susan variation as well. I look forward to working through your tutorial.
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Well, dear... You know how to reach me, and you should 10 year more brain cell left than I do
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