Spiral
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A baby Veiled chameleon using all five of her limbs. You may remember her form the May 2007 issue of National Geographic – the photo was a winner of the monthly “Your Shot” competition. The print size was that of a rather large post stamp – but NOW you can have it as a large laminated or mounted print! nudge nudge
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This is one of a series of music illustrations, each one representing a track on my (genius of a musician) partner’s first album The Crazy Serum / also available as a T-Shirt
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Snow Water / by Michael Longley A fastidious brewer of tea, a tea / Connoisseur as well as a poet, / I modestly request on my sixtieth / Birthday a gift of snow water. Tea steam and ink stains. Single- / Mindedly I scald my tea pot and / Measure out some Silver Needles Tea, / Enough for a second seeping. Other favourites include Clear / Distance and Eyebrows of Longevity / Or, from precarious mountain peaks / Cloud Mist Tea (quite delectable) Which competent monkeys harvest / Filling their baskets with choice leaves / And bringing them down to where I wait / With my crock of snow water. Apophysis, no post work.
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Julia fractal, no coloring algorithms, no post-processing. Brown, white, green. Made in Ultra Fractal.
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Taken in the Vatican Museum using a Canon 5D. Not going to lie, I am really looking forward to saving up for the 5D MKII.
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This is a renewal of a shot previously done. I had a great chance to modify my view of this when I visited it again. Canon 30D / Sigma 18-50 Macro / 18mm / 1/125 at f/8 / ISO 100 / Shot in Raw Toroko Gorge National Park, Taiwan I hope you enjoy both the original and the rediscovered version. They were shot with two different lenses. Obviously the later with a wider capacity. No post processing done to this simply converted from Raw to PNG for uploading purposes. Sales / Large mounted print to a RB member / Large 19”x13” Semi-gloss framed print, printed at my studio using Epson R1900
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Apophysis fractal. Larger view here.
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Enjoy!
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Created in Ultra Fractal 4. More warmth for us Northern Hemisphere’s dwellers. Thank you for the support as always. :)
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Created in Photoshop from a drawing of a four leaf clover…..lolol This is the piece of music I was listening to while designing it. I’m learning to play this on the electric guitar at the moment so it’s on constantly. I suppose this piece will therefore always bring back memories of frustration, painful fingertips and people telling me to turn the amplifier down! Pachelbel – Canon in D
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EOS 30D / HDR. Taken in an old tower just outside town.
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Made with Ultra Fractal. I’m in a phase of being attracted to more pastel colours; I don’t choose to make vivid or soft coloured design, I just follow in what’s happening. Thank you for the support and faves! :) MY DA MUGS (clickable image)
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Made with Ultra Fractal. Thank you very much for the support and faves. :) WRAP AROUND DESIGN ON MY DA MUGS (clickable image)
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29|21cm paper,watercolour,pens eye or sea?.. / /
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A healing lotus mandala, to heal the heart and rejuvenate the soul. Prismacolor colored pencils on 8×10 cardstock. Featured in Psychedelic Art & Design.
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This fractal Incendia design reminds me of some of the toyes we used to play with: a ball and a flexible spiral. We needed to put one end of the spiral on the edge of the stairs and then it walked downstairs by itsself. / This fractal fantasy shows some balls bouncing on the spiral. Designer: Thea Walstra /
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Apo 2.08.
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this spiral is the base for my jellyfish
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Acrylic on canvas abstract /
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I used only Apophysis 7x and a script to create this card. I played with the triangles and the colors to get my own version. Designer: Thea Walstra /
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Fractal design created with Ultra Fractal 5.2. I used Photoshop to work on the colors and to give it a subtle sandstone structure. Designer: Thea Walstra / /
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