Fractal Mystic
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For EXPLORE Worthy, Challenge 102 - Shades of Autumn (2018 Art)
Background is one of my own gelliprints.
The leaf was done in Deep Dream Generator and moved to the iPad.
Fractal accomplished in FraxHD.
Leonardo
Glaze
SuperimposeX
Stackables
Snapseed
Finished in Photoshop.
I thought today I would do a fractal, haven't done one for awhile. Created with FraxPro in iPadAir2
Have a lovely day -:)
This fractal was created with Frax Pro.
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My vision of this was moving from the colorful outside (our personality), through the darker areas (our shadow), to the light at the center (yellow/orange colors). The light also tracks from the inside to the outside along the rigged edges.
We all know that diversity makes for a rich tapestry, and we must understand that all the threads of the tapestry are equal in value no matter what their color.
~ Maya Angelou
I was making some fractal Wombo squirrel images using my photo of a squirrel. I switched to making some fractal bird pictures but forgot to change the input picture. A happy accident as these turned out better than what I had planned (as if you can really plan with Wombo).
Prompts and Styles above each bird, except the last one. I didn't mark the style and have since forgotten.
Input: my photo of a squirrel
Much appreciation for all of you who took the time to view and comment. Thank you!
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permission. © All rights reserved. All photos/images are digitally watermarked with Digimarc.
3D Rendering fractal software. NOT a photograph.
This is NOT A PHOTOGRAPH, NOT A SHOT, and NOT A CAPTURE. This is fractal art that I made. Please comment accordingly. Thank You
Twelve Apostles, SW of Melbourne Australia.
It's a marketing myth that there are 12 rocks making up the Apostles; reality is, there are many more, and erosion is periodically changing the number. But regardless, from the air they are pretty spectacular. This promontory is not one of those rocks, but it's amongst them.