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Published: 2008-10-23 09:08:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 2167; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 0
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Ultra Fractal 5.01Playing around with the Rose Range Light formula.
Osseous means bone. The lines sort of look like the ribs of a spiral structure.
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LOVE the comment!
Thanks, hon
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The red and bone-white definitely give it an anatomical feel. Great composition!
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I'm pleased so many people agreed that it looks like bone!
Thanks, Elly
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Kat you make such elegant shapes. It's wonderful and I love the red eyecatchers that make the vines look lively in front of the calm brown background.
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Thanks, hon! I'm happy you like it.
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RRL in the right hands is elegant, and you have done dem bones proud! The textures are a delight, and the contrast of the browns and reds is becoming a favorite of mine
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Thank you so much for the lovely comment!
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Oh !!! 
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In a way, I can kind of understand what *dimitriskats meant about the background color, but I don't see how you could've done anything differently. 
You really need the contrasting colors & those browns are the perfect foil for the red spheres too. And you can see where the faint texture on the bones does complement, in fact almost matches the background textures.
I mean personally I'd rather the browns were lighter, for my personal taste, I just don't see it here.
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Exactly how I felt about the background, too.
Thanks for taking such a good look and for the detailed comment.
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Ah, great! Something I can really rib you about at last! Hee hee!
I'll make no bones about it, Kat, this is nice. Love the red orbs popping up like that, like droplets of blood, and the old, bleached look to the bone structures.
Taking a skeleton of an idea and refusing to add flesh to it is... a very bad joke by me so I'll stop the awful wordplay, get my coat and leave now...
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Thanks, Chris!
I like the repetition and the way the red spheres are so neatly lined up in the structure.
No, not a bad joke.
At least, I found it rather humerus.
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Wow - very impressive!!
I like the smooth flow and cool symmetry this has in it – exceptional!!
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Great work with this structure and RRL! The background fascinates me: it looks organic, slightly spongy, as if it's decomposing which probably fits well with the bones ....
Did I say great work with this structure & RRL? 
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Oh...and BTW: This is because of your last fractal. When you post one of your fabulous RRL images, I always get inspired to go back and play with the formula.
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Use it! Use it!
Your skill with RRL is impressive.
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Thanks, Gill
The thing about this structure is that the original shape was larger/wider. I separated the magnitude layer with color for applying texture to different areas. While seeing what the masked area looked like alone, I saw this. I liked it.
Background is SFBM II textures, both regular and mapped. I love that ucl.
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I love SFBM II too
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Osseus = "O sea 'orse" ? It looks a bit like one
sorry . . .
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"Osseus = "O sea 'orse""
Nice comment!
The skeletal seahorse of infinity!
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I think the background layer(s) darkens the image
and doesn't help the main structure which is very interesting.
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Thanks for taking a look and for the comment.
The main structure doesn't stand out as much against a background lighter than this one. I almost went even darker.
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I was thinking in the lines of totally dismissing the background, at least the fractal approach.
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I immediately thought of bones.
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