Colour by the cable.

Thanks, Sylvia. Play-dough was around when I was a kid too, thought it was kind of sissy stuff really.
PLASTICINE! IT MADE ME THE MAN I AM TODAY.
YOU KNOW IT MAKES SENSE.
I’M GREGORYNO6.

Plastacine Man! hehehe.

You know what Greg? I’m sure I’ve seen plasticine around. Not the first choice of parents these days and I bet it doesn’t have the zest of the old stuff! However, I’ve seen some pretty vibrant playdough that’s not far from your colour by the cable (and not too hard to get out of carpet!!).

Actually Gregoryno6, this looks to me like one of those huge hot air balloons. I am sure it is.

Ah, plasticine. I remember that well with affection. It was bloody tough stuff designed for bloody tough kids. Yes, we weren’t like the namby pamby tykes they breed today. Playdoh! Built soft for soft kids.

Oh dear, hang on, I used to cook up playdoh for my namby pamby soft kids.

Feedlot objection finished. Photo of tee shirt coming real soon. Will bmail you.

Wonderful work,Gregory!
brilliant!

Yes plasticine was much firmer and harder to handle than playdoh. I can almost smell it..it did have a very distinctive smell!
Great colours you’ve got here, they have a nice floating feel.

Great color

I feel like I am looking at one of Rainbow Brights outfits( that is a good thing.. I loved her sense of color and style). Great colors and very nice patern and … shape( for lack of a better term). I love this.

The colour is so vivid and makes this shot so lovely!

this is beautiful

I still buy the stuff for my kids, although I tend to make it more than buy it :) x

Wow Greg! Very cool and colorful! I spent many, many hours as a child at my Granny’s playing with pasticine. They still have it around and it’s still WAY better than that stupid play dough that dries up and falls into a million annoying little pieces!

I knew I was on to something here! Play-doh, pfui!

Love this!

awesome

Play dough is best with ketchup. Or mustard.

‘cine is readily available and dough.

Thanks everyone, I appreciate your comments. But I don’t understand why this image attracts so much attention when something like Majesty, which I personally consider a more interesting and active fractal, is more or less ignored by comparison.
Was plasticine the magic word?

I love this,,, conjures up memories of my childhood,,, basically making a mess!!! well done.. and yes plasticine was the magic word,,along with the stunning colours…

Amazing color….well done!

Thanks, midzing and Gene.

I remember it; it stank but it was cool!

Yes, cool. Quite right Cathleen, plasticine was always cold to the touch.

WOW!

Thanks Steve. Michelle is this the hot air balloon you had in mind?

What a beautiful piece of work. They still make plasticine.

Actually, your creamy body brightens my day, like I never even thought possible from sticky cotton candy. My husband is going to be out of town next week, wanna party?

The magic words…

Very eye catching. This is great. Kind of reminds me of a boucy castle. *:o)

sorry… that should say bouncy castle! *:o)

Yes, plasticine was definitely the magic word, although I wasn’t all that fond of it as a kid – it made my hands feel yucky!, Playdough is certainly nothing like plasticine.

I love your vivid colours, they remind me of bolts of cloth in primary colours, just waiting to be made into something magical.

Well, this one certainly seems to have some magic in it, top of the fractal hit parade since I posted it!

“Oh Geez I just love this”

I rest my case.

...sorry gregory, but I like it too (and i used to play with plasticine too)

Great work! Plasticine is still around, but not for kids. I use it in animation classes at school quite a lot.

YES BRILLIANTLY VIBRANT, ....IF YOU DO THIS WIT SOME REAL PAINT LIKE THIS…WELL SHOULD BE INCREDIBLE…STILL IS….MAYBE..YES IT WOULD…

Nice work, a very vibrant color piece!