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A Glimpse Of Paradiseby ~fractal1

Digital Art / Fractal Art / Raw Fractals

© All rights reserved.
My work may not be posted, reproduced, copied, modified, or transmitted in any way without my written permission.
Parameters are given only for the purposes of study and tweaking.

This fractal was made in Apophysis 7x.15.
It's a tweak from Epogh's SmoKramified Apo 7x Script.

I'd love to see your wonderful tweaks of this flame!

Please also link back to this page if you post your work.

All necessary plugins can be found in the Aposhack Plugin Pack.

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My parameters:

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*Rose47 Aug 6, 2012 Student General Artist

It has such beautiful colors! It's like the art of the Impressionist era.

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~fractal1 Aug 6, 2012

Thank you, Rose! I've been trying to figure out what this reminds me of. Maybe I'll have a look at some Impressionist art. I wouldn't ever compare myself to such greatness, but it would be nice to discover that I was inspired by it. I have a big art book and was leafing through it yesterday. It was full of surprises! Do you know of Jackson Pollock, for example?

*Rose47 Aug 10, 2012 Student General Artist

I have never heard of him but of course on your mention of him I Googled his images. Not at all the same feel your pastel gave. I prefer your choice and usage of colors a great deal more. I dug into the art of the Impressionists and also Abstract art and finally found the art I was looking for. Degas is the artist. It is because of the same usage of soft pastels to create the look and feeling of chiffon. Here's a link with images large enough to see what I mean. Go down five images to find several examples of his work.[link]

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~fractal1 Aug 16, 2012

I love the Degas paintings! Thank you for showing them to me, Rose! I see the similarity too. It's interesting. I appreciate your efforts in finding this out!

When I work on stubborn fractals which just don't seem to want to turn into art, I sometimes feel like doing a "Pollock" and throwing some paint at them!

My dad and I were just discussing why it might be that modern music composers feel they have to sever all ties with great composers of the past (like Bach and Moart), while artists feel that it's okay to paint however they wish. I don't know the answer. I'm still rather new to art, too, and I simply don't know enough. It's a topic on which I'd love to hear people's opinions.

*LeonieZurakowsky Aug 4, 2012 Digital Artist

Beautiful colours and shapes! Some of your most favourite - and mine! So summery and flowery!

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~fractal1 Aug 4, 2012

I do love these colours! The fractal named itself! Thank you for your lovely comment, Leonie.

*anjaleck Aug 2, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Very lovely!
Hugs,
Anj

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~fractal1 Aug 3, 2012

Thank you very much, my friend!

*MeFlyingFree Aug 2, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Gorgeous work!

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~fractal1 Aug 3, 2012

Thank you, Holly! I'm very happy that you like this! I wish I had a huge version of this fractal hanging over my sofa. Depression would be banished forever!

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