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digimagicnb [2018-12-22 06:25:15 +0000 UTC]
Appreciating older works:
Featured here:
Happy Midwinter Yule Solstice Longest Night!It's that time of the year...the shortest day is Dec 21, 2018 ('the season is the reason').
Here are some lovely older works (some almost a decade old on dArt!) from my olde collection: "Yule Koliada"
Here's an explanation:
and another:
And what it may have looked like thousands of years ago at Stonehenge, in England:
Many different traditions exist to celebrate Yule (a Scandinavian word) depending on the country you are in,
but most folks, "Deck the halls with boughs of holly...Don we now our gay apparel...As we sing the Yuletide carol...."
Also Yule logs, and/or buche de noel cakes:
Solstice Queen by photopixie
Yuletide Blessings 2018!
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jagrier [2011-12-11 22:46:09 +0000 UTC]
I've placed this great fractal in an Art Feature (Journals, Culture, Art Feature) found here [link]
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CreedsGalBirdy [2008-12-02 16:20:18 +0000 UTC]
Very cool. Literally. I saw an episode of "Nova" on PBS recently about fractals. Very interesting....and I totally hate math stuffs.
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CreedsGalBirdy In reply to CassiopeiaArt [2008-12-02 20:56:42 +0000 UTC]
You make it sound so easy! On that television program it sounded a lot more complex...but I guess that was because fractals were discovered? invented? before computers....so it just looks very complicated.
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