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Published: 2009-04-11 01:25:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1054; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 10
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Playing with fractal textures and layer blending modes in UltraFractal 5. There are so many new things to explore in this updated version.FULL VIEW PLEASE! There are details in this that cannot be seen in the preview image. Thanks for looking!
I'm afraid that I am hopelessly behind in thanking everyone who has faved my work, and I'm never going to be able to catch up, unless the US government comes up with a law lengthening the day. Until then, I want to thank all of you who comment on or fave my work. I truly appreciate everything you do.
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It looks like a glimpse into that strange world the electron microscope makes visible.
Alien and lovely.
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I love the images I've seen from an electron microscope! Like the newest telescopes, it provides us with a look at a natural artistic beauty that we can only try to imitate.
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What a wonderful tree! I feel like I'm viewing it from lying on the ground. I love the opalescent look of the gums and the wondrous textures and colours throughout.
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Thank-you, Josette! You always give me a new way to look at my fractals.
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I'm glad to be inspiring .
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Wow, that is truly wonderful. Great colours and the way they complement the shapes used is fantastic.
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Thank-you! I'm glad you like this one. I was worried that it was a bit too "out there".
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This is really gorgeous. Love the textures here and also it makes me think of marbles. Very beautiful.
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Thank-you! I was hoping for the marble look without having to go through all the work that UF usually requires.
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I love the marble effect that people create. I have UF just don't get it.
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Velvet--Glove made an excellent marble tutorial that you might be interested in.
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Thank you for the link but unfortunately, I can't even get past the UF tutorial that comes with the program. It confuses me very badly!
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