There Was An Old Woman,
Who Lived In A Shoe,
She Had So Many Children
She Didn't Know What To Do !

So she locked them in closet,
and laughing with glee,
she grabbed a cold brew and booted PC,
On Caedes she found solace and time all alone
then she let them all out when her hubby came home.



{ Scary looking......but very coool! }

This is incredible Lauren. Very beautiful. The title is perfect.

This is a real beauty Lauren! Very creative, with lots of detail and great clarity. congrats! carol

Stop please, enough show boating for one day don't ya think? 8~D

Exceptional flame with terrific flow and subtle gradient really get my mojo crankin'!!

LOL @ Terri's verse.. lol.. very good..... Great flame work... colours fit well with this image... nice one..

Another great one but I liked your recent styles. This is very nice and the color combos are on the money. At least you are diversified from style to style...keeps me on the edge of my seat. Great work again.

What I really like about this is the light airy look but the colours just enhance that and bring out such a whimsical feeling. A very lovely creation my friend!!...verena

Very nice Lauren, love the color especially the green. Well done.

Very cool Lauren! Very twisted and weird! I like it!!..=)

Great image. Now Terry, child protective services might come and get you! Actually if you think about it the image has a center point and may branch out into tother colors or areas but it all comes off the main point. SO it's not really that chaotic. I like how everyone joined in though. Thats what art is all about. Different perceptions but none the less it still is art!

This is incredible. I just love the chaotic twisted design. The gradient is so perfect for this. Fantastic job.

The complex fractal swirls are hypnotic. :))

I'm just trying to decide if I like Lauren's poem or Terri's poem better as it relates to this image. :) I'm not too crazy about the pattern or gradient choice in this image, but it's still getting a high vote from me.

Wow! What kind of nursery rhymes were you thinking of when you did this. I don't think I'd care to read those... LOL Great job as usual. High marks and favs.

The time has come the walrus said,
to speak of many things.
Of ships and string and sealing wax,
of cabbages and kings.

Follow me the walrus said,
and we will talk of things to come.
But when he got there, not a sound,
for he had eaten everyone!

Home is where the heart is-rather the triangle in this flame. The rest of the family floats about the heart it their own way adding to the scheme of things. Looks like they could use a vacation! Great flame.

Thank you one & all !

Hello Lauren!
This is wonderful.
You must forgive me for not commenting on all of your images that I have missed.
I will assure you I gave you top scores for all of them, just not enough time to comment on each of everyone's that I have missed while I was away.
JuneBug

she had so many children? i think i know what she "should've" done but not gonna say that cause this is about the fractal :D :rofl: now! really nice work here and sry for the late one here also...anyway nice work! :D

I love the composition of this! The threads all just work beautifully together. Good job, this is extremely pleasing work. Thanks for posting!

I really like the upper left corner of this image. Could you make an image using that color scheme only? Cheers!

Looks more like 'Where The Wild Things Are" again, though for different reasons.

Great, vital, complex, chaotic, messy, compelling fractal...

Two views about the origins of the nursery rhyme are given on this site, Nursery Rhymes - Lyrics and Origins! and, similarly here.

I just looked it up out of curiosity and thought you might be interested.

- cfr