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Published: 2007-01-28 02:52:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 824; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 28
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Multi-layered fractal, using UF4. Makes me think of shell jewelry I've seen for sale down at the beach.Related content
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Thank you so much, Anj. Just now I tried to access your journal, but for some strange reason, I can't. First, it was jiggling around on the page, so I couldn't scroll up or down without losing the image I clicked on. Then, the scroll page disappeared entirely! Maybe my browser is so old it has trouble handling the CSS journals. Yours is not the only one I've had problems with! But I do appreciate your kindness and generosity!
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Hi, Jean,
Hmmm... do you use IE? I know I have that problem with journals when I am using IE.. But you ARE there!
Hugs,
Anj
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Yes, I sure do use IE! It's pretty old, too.
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That's probably the problem then. I use IE when I go into RATF to do stuff there and I have that problem sometimes with the CSS. Sigh... stupid IE. And mine in the latest version! I soooo prefer Firefox.
Hugs,
Anj
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Well, I guess I'll have to live with this until hubby gets some new software and hardware!
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What a bummer, hmmm? Mine isn't the greatest computer... the man who rebuilt it for me told me I had a souped up Honda! lol
Hugs,
Anj
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Omg, this looks complicated. Beautiful. Love the colours. And I would like to have a jewelry looking like this
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Thanks! I would like to have these myself. This fractal was a multi-layered image, with lots of masks, so I was able to shape things the way I wanted to.
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I am downloading UF4. Not that I will do anything like this. It's great, and I like the fact that it's symmetrical in shape but not in color terms.
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Good luck with UF4...I hope you can have some fun with it. What color(s) don't you like? Yellow? I don't usually use yellow too much, but it seemed to work best for these "ornaments."
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Thank you. Fractals can reveal all kinds of wonders that you see in life and in nature.
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thatΒ΄s true! They somehow open peopleΒ΄s eyes for the beauty of the world
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Thank you, Thelma. And thanks for the 
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Ahh, they are things I've yet to learn 
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Thank you very much for that nice compliment! I'm happy you like this fractal.
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You really made jewlery here 
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Thank you so much. I'm glad you like this one!
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A fantastic job with the masking! Very well done!
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Thank you very much. Now that I've figured how to use masks (sort of), I never created a layered fractal with out them. I never realized you could do so much with such a simple technique.
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Oh, dear sweet lovely jeweled fractal! This is great!
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Thank you! I'm glad you like this one. I really had fun making it.
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thank you. I've seen jewelry like this in places like Wikiki, Oahu, and just ordinary beaches around here.
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Thank you very much, Sophie. Part of this is the "Jungle Blossoms" fractal; I just put a different layer and mask over it, and got these "shell" effects. I was so amazed at how that turned out, because so many of my experiments are "dogs."
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make any 'dogs'!! You always come up with something
innovative and unusual!! You're most welcome, pal!!!
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That's a great description of this beautiful fractal! Could you imagine the time involved in making such a piece? Great job!
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Thank you, Lori. Jewelry making takes a long, long time. I took a jewelry class years ago; we learned to cut cabochons out of semi-precious stones and work with silver. Just cutting/polishing one stone took a couple of hours. Silverwork was even more difficult. Jewelry makers have my complete respect and admiration!
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How, now you made me have more respect for those artists! And you're more than welcome
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Thank you. These things almost look like shells!
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Thank you, Corina. I was happy with the way this turned out. I love jewelry anyway!
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wows. this one is gorgeous. like the colors very much.
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Thank you very much for the nice comment and compliment!
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Thank you. Learning how to use "masks" is a great help when layering different fractal designs like this.
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Do you start off with an idea, or just keep playing with it? Very cool!
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Thanks! I just play around and experiment. To a certain extent, I can maneuver shapes to look like something I want, but I'm not at a skill level to get it exactly right. I'm trying, though!
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