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Glory Bound
© laurengary
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Uploaded: 11/09/06 1:12 AM GMT
Glory Bound
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Abstract->Fractal
The name just sort of suggested itself ... ;o) Enjoy.
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::jswgpb
11/09/06 1:47 AM GMT
Very pretty Lauren, I can see why you called it that. I think it's on it's way. LOL Luv those colours my dear.
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WOW.. I Love it... wonderful unusual flame work, great colours and looks great on the light background... excellent work Lauren
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MY GALLERY
........... "Live one day at a time and make it a masterpiece"
Oh yeah....something fresh and new...way cool. I really like it.
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I would rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn't, than live my life as if there isn't and die to find out there is.
Albert Camus
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So many layers in this I want to get right in there and see what is beyond :)
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
great fresh image , kind of reminds me of wings! nice going lauren :)
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A superb effect..really calls to you and you wanna see more than you can!!
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Picture Purrrfect .
Why does the picture come out square when the lens is round??? 8~O
Hi Lauren, this image is softly lovely, softly felt, and delicately experienced! The colors may be described in much the same way, or perhaps one may think,while viewing, of a dreamy graceful gown to be worn and enjoyed on a very special occasion! Lovely, Lauren, Sincerely, Marilyn
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Great image and title Lauren! I love the shimmering effect!..=)
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"Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures."
-Henry Ward Beecher.........
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Great image, looks great. I don't think it would hurt to boost the saturation a little bit though. Nicely done.
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Fighting for freedom is like screwing for virginity. - Anon
There is something of Winter in this one too - frostiness? Great,dreamy desktop, Lauren - Thank you!
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Awesome job Lauren.. wonderful gradient for this.. like the effects and light background.nicely done...=D
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Tomorrow is the most important thing in life....it comes into us at midnight very clean. It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands. It hopes we've learned something from yesterday." John Wayne.
*sets a cup of tea on his desk ... cues a playlist*
Let's begin, shall we? :o)
First, I am amazed at how much you can change your direction. It's a great indicator of your maturity as an artist in continuing on your journey of self-expression and not getting rooted technically and painting yourself into the proverbial artists' corner. Kudos.
Now this image ... Lauren, I am going to fave this one as an inspiration to myself and as a reminder to explore the possibilities available. The sense of depth is astounding. Add to that, in my mind you literally have created some 'movement' within the image.
Not sure if this is a fan variation, if it is ... wow. It is singly one of the best uses of that variation I have ever viewed. The proportions and flow of your design is excellent. I really haven't seen that before.
This may be redundant, however ... your choice of colour gradients is exceptional as always. I know how much time you devote to that aspect and it is definitely time well spent.
In fact, I should have given you credit on one of my commentaries on another member's fractal. If it were not for your exploration of that facet of the program, I would have dismissed it simply as a colour choice. But, it isn't. You have shown how dramatically you can alter the appearance of a flame through vigilant and judicious use of gradients.
Thank you for teaching me that.
And thank you for sharing your creative talent. This is ... as the saying that has become popular around here goes ... 'a keeper for sure.' Really nice work.
Let's begin, shall we? :o)
First, I am amazed at how much you can change your direction. It's a great indicator of your maturity as an artist in continuing on your journey of self-expression and not getting rooted technically and painting yourself into the proverbial artists' corner. Kudos.
Now this image ... Lauren, I am going to fave this one as an inspiration to myself and as a reminder to explore the possibilities available. The sense of depth is astounding. Add to that, in my mind you literally have created some 'movement' within the image.
Not sure if this is a fan variation, if it is ... wow. It is singly one of the best uses of that variation I have ever viewed. The proportions and flow of your design is excellent. I really haven't seen that before.
This may be redundant, however ... your choice of colour gradients is exceptional as always. I know how much time you devote to that aspect and it is definitely time well spent.
In fact, I should have given you credit on one of my commentaries on another member's fractal. If it were not for your exploration of that facet of the program, I would have dismissed it simply as a colour choice. But, it isn't. You have shown how dramatically you can alter the appearance of a flame through vigilant and judicious use of gradients.
Thank you for teaching me that.
And thank you for sharing your creative talent. This is ... as the saying that has become popular around here goes ... 'a keeper for sure.' Really nice work.
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
- Marcel Proust
Aha! You were out lookin @ the chicken's feathers in a pinwheel kaleidoscope weren't you? Your id has done you in again! 8•P
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One man sees things and says "why?" - but I dream things that never were and I say "why not?"