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Tattoo You
© Beesknees
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Uploaded: 01/14/07 8:05 AM GMT
Tattoo You
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UF4. I'm taking Janet Parke's UF course and we were encouraged to explore the Mandelbrot set beyond our homework assignment. This spiral is a result of exploring the west mandelbrot "midget".
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Nice design here...Good color assignment as well...Favs stuff here!
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"Let us forever cherish and hold sacred these moments...for it is our undoing ...should we forget..." -William Shakespeare ... Visit Jhihmoac's Gallery
Very cool Kim, like the design you've come up with here and the colours to go with it.
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Always remember - Follow the Yellow Brick Road, it will lead you to the Emerald City and OZ A very nice place to repose. Trust me on this one, I live there ............The Lion...................... MY GALLERY - The Magical Mystery Tour
Nautilus. I like the frame and border.
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All comments are appreciated. Constructive criticism is greatly appreciated.
You must be at the head of the class...I gave this a 10 in the voting booth. I think it's great :)
:)PJ
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"We consider the artist to be a special sort of person. It is more likely that each of us is a special sort of artist." Elsa Gidlow
Demonstrates with certainty how wrong they are who think the Mandelbrot is boring, old and creatively exhausted. Lovely work.
I'm fascinated by what you find in UF because the terminology is entirely unfamiliar and the results are spectacular (i.e. I don't understand but wish I did!). UF is supposed to use the same formulae as (x)fractint, I believe, but presumably with additional enhancements. Do you know anything about this? I wondered if it had ever been mentioned. I can't use UF, but I can use xfractint. I wonder what the results from fractint would be in the hands of an expert...
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I'm fascinated by what you find in UF because the terminology is entirely unfamiliar and the results are spectacular (i.e. I don't understand but wish I did!). UF is supposed to use the same formulae as (x)fractint, I believe, but presumably with additional enhancements. Do you know anything about this? I wondered if it had ever been mentioned. I can't use UF, but I can use xfractint. I wonder what the results from fractint would be in the hands of an expert...
- cfr
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*bow*