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Published: 2006-03-21 12:40:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 3044; Favourites: 69; Downloads: 312
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Named after an obscure track by Curve , this was done from a flash of an idea that began on a train ride up to study for an exam and finished on the ride down. It involves a few layers of manipulatedfractal work, some other digital tomfoolery, and a pair of textural layers created with acrylic ink, acrylic paint, and screenprinting ink on bristol board.Related content
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i went back, way back...and i'm glad that i did because i found this beauty!
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big up & thanks for sharing
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Im faving this beacause it fits perfect with my mood and music
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can i ask what type of program you use to generate your fractals? i've always been facsinated with them, but wouldn't know where to look to find a program to help me generate them.
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can i ask what type of program you use to generate your fractals?
I use an old version (2) of UltraFractal (which came free with a recent issue of Computer Arts Magazine, and Xenodream. I have in the past played with Apophysis, but have not gotten accustomed to it enough to make usable results from it as yet.
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Definitely interesting. Looks like a background to Indian pop-art.
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I like how you used fractals in this. I love how it looks. This would look great on a wall.
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I really love this! It's really eyecatching!
but one small thing bothers me...the BW part at the bottom. It somehow doesn't go with the upper part...it's too clean
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This is one of your best works in the last while...in my humble opinion anyway. I love the texture in it, the colour and just the general mood you have set. It looks enough like a real place to be easy to relate to but enough abstract that you can just sit and enjoy the line work and colour. I love it.
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Amazing. In this I see, heart, sunset, and wind. Lovely.
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love that band
this is great work
very colourful and.. trippy
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Love the bright colors and designs. Eye catching attractive picture
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the part where the orange crosses down into tan and turns briefly copper green... that's the best part. i love how you handle fractals.
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genious! ... i love the ink blot quality of it, my brain tries to see something decernable from it and goes into overdrive because of it 
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If I lived in your area I would either promote your work through my own gallery, or I would consult directors or buyers to your work. I truly hope these works see more light than on DA. Lovely work man.
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If I lived in your area I would either promote your work through my own gallery, or I would consult directors or buyers to your work.
Feel free to direct buyers to it anyway
I truly hope these works see more light than on DA.
At this point, DA is it. The bandwidth required to actually promote myself is by all accounts non-existent (my mediocre skills as a self-promoter aside), and this looks to be the norm for the bulk of 2006.
As with last years cafe show, if something drops in my lap, I take it, but otherwise it is near impossible. Plus I have the downside of being essentially working in media that requires output from a printer, which some galleries do not take to well (I have actually pondered the idea that buying an 'original' of mine would involve buying a full print, signed and authenticated as the prime image, and accompanied by the original source files and paintwork in a sleeve or box)* since the concept of 'an original' seems to ephemeral otherwise.
There is also the idea that I should find some space to do large acrylic works again, but that also will be for late in the year at earliest.
* This has it's own sets of issues, as I use and reuse materials with other materials, but I will burn that bridge when I get to it.
Lovely work man.
Thank you, sir.
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this is brilliant
i really do believe that you are one of the MOSt talented artists here on da
would you ever consider a tutorial? id be interested in seeing how you work
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I have debated doing several tutorials, but my approach doesn't lend itself to one; a lot of it is my own internal logic that makes use of entropy in fanciful and unpredictable ways.
I simply have not figured out how to write that process into something oethers could read and utilize.
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hmm what about a step by step of an partcular piece as in this is how ive done this this time rather than this is how i do it?
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i have been staring at that for at least a whole minute now.
damn that is amazing.
scroll up on down it quickly, its like an illusion of movement.
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