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Made with Ultrafractal 4.03

Hi y'all - I was looking thru my gallery and realized I hadn't shown any of my "geofractal" pieces here and thought I'd better fix that and so here's probably my favorite one. It's actually a rework of this one here - [link]

I'd gotten a comment from Cliff Tolputt (clifftoppler) - I THINK - just took a look and either it's been changed or I dismembered (lol) and it was someone else whose opinion I value highly. Been a good while. Butanyhow, I was always a little iffy about the colors in the stylized fractal sun and decided to redo that part recently, so now it's "yellow-orange-ish" and I liked it so much I had an 18x24 canvas archival giclee' print made of it for my wall. (it's for sale if anyone's interested - lol). I think the new colors really made it "pop". Gets tough when you have a ton of stacked layers - at times you become sorta painted into a corner by different merge modes used and I had to mask off a bunch of layers to get them to keep their fractally mitts off'm the sun. Hope y'all like this type of "fractstract". I was really into this style for a while. It uses the IFS Barnsley+Jock III formula in the "jock.ufm" folder if anyone wants to check that one out - tough to work with but worth it!

c-ya!
Rick

***(Fine art giclee' prints of most of my work are available in limited edition on archival paper or canvas - e-mail: drahcir3@hotmail.com and get busy filling that empty spot on the wall! Unique, "one-of-a-kind" (edition size = 1) prints and embellished prints are also available***

***This image is solely the copyright of Richard B. Spix III and is in no way to be considered "public domain" in any form or usage without the artist's permission with the exception of as, non-distributable personal desktop computer wallpaper of a single user or in journal collections on this site.***
(I hate this stuff but what can we do?)

Description
Made with Ultrafractal 4.03

Hi y'all - I was looking thru my gallery and realized I hadn't shown any of my "geofractal" pieces here and thought I'd better fix that and so here's probably my favorite one. It's actually a rework of this one here - [link]

I'd gotten a comment from Cliff Tolputt (clifftoppler) - I THINK - just took a look and either it's been changed or I dismembered (lol) and it was someone else whose opinion I value highly. Been a good while. Butanyhow, I was always a little iffy about the colors in the stylized fractal sun and decided to redo that part recently, so now it's "yellow-orange-ish" and I liked it so much I had an 18x24 canvas archival giclee' print made of it for my wall. (it's for sale if anyone's interested - lol). I think the new colors really made it "pop". Gets tough when you have a ton of stacked layers - at times you become sorta painted into a corner by different merge modes used and I had to mask off a bunch of layers to get them to keep their fractally mitts off'm the sun. Hope y'all like this type of "fractstract". I was really into this style for a while. It uses the IFS Barnsley+Jock III formula in the "jock.ufm" folder if anyone wants to check that one out - tough to work with but worth it!

c-ya!
Rick

***(Fine art giclee' prints of most of my work are available in limited edition on archival paper or canvas - e-mail: drahcir3@hotmail.com and get busy filling that empty spot on the wall! Unique, "one-of-a-kind" (edition size = 1) prints and embellished prints are also available***

***This image is solely the copyright of Richard B. Spix III and is in no way to be considered "public domain" in any form or usage without the artist's permission with the exception of as, non-distributable personal desktop computer wallpaper of a single user or in journal collections on this site.***
(I hate this stuff but what can we do?)