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Apophysis 7x 15b with blending and lighting in Photoshop cs5. – 109 views as of 01/02/13
Inspired by the Foci Tutorial by Juggalo5 of DA.
In India the ruby is known as ratnaraj, ‘the lord of the precious stones’.
I have a crytal hanging in my window and today the sun was shinning, the crystal catches the sunlight and reflects rainbows around the room, it is heart shaped, this has been my inspiration. :-)
Featured in Apophysis Tutorial Fun – 27/01/13 & Fractal Abstracts :-) & Talented, Creative & Unknown – 28/01/13 & Art Universe – 28/01/13 & Who are you to judge – 01/02/13 & The Rainbow Group – 03/02/13 & Feeling Good – 10/02/13 & Artist Universe – 14/02/13
I am a digital artist living in Swanage Dorset UK. I create fractal art using Apophysis and UltraFractal. I also create work in Photoshop Every so often I enjoy a bit of photography, but my passion is fractal art. The copyright of this image belongs to viennablue. The image may not be copied or shared in any form without the expressed permission of the artist known as viennablue (Jacqui Forster).
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Gorgeous colours and work
many thanks Thea for your lovely comment :-)
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Beautiful work
Love Colleen2012
thank you so much :-)
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Instant fave, Jacqui!! Absolutely gorgeous work!! :o)))
thank you David, much appreciated your words and fave :-)
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This is fabulous. Just love it! :)
thank you Belinda for this wonderful comment, much appreciate your words :-)
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this is gorgeous Jacqui……looks just like crystal…..beautiful design…. :)
thank you Pam for this lovely comment and the fave, feeling a happy bunny tonight. :-)
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Marvelous love symbol!
thank you innacas, much appreciate your words :-)
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Beautifully done!
thank you Sheila :-)
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Very beautiful.
many thanks Christine, appreciate your words :-)
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Beautiful heart Jacqui:) You have such great backgrounds on your fractals too:)
thank you Sandy for this lovely comment, much appreciated :-)
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Superb work!!!!!!!
thank you James for this most welcome feature, much appreciated :-)
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