I was apparently quite enthralled with whichever program I was using to create these fractals (Apophysis or Chaoscope… not really sure which), as I’ve got a whole folder full of them. I just changed my desktop background to this one today. It reminds me of those ear horns you see old people using in cartoons. Unfortunately, I saved them all at 72ppi (or the higher resolution ones got eaten when one of my computers died). [Update: three million cheers for the Photoshop plugin Genuine Fractal!]
Sound It Out (c) Kelly Naylor 2008
Apparently You still don’t have that program still. That’s too bad. I love fractals and you have some real beauties.
Beamer
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This is lovely…always a pleasure to see what you post next…
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My first thought was an ear, so close to your interpretation. You should collect these ideas and then do some deep psychological analysis of them 🙂
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I like Apophysis, though I seldom play around with it anymore-blogging seems to take all my time now-that and plurk. But I found a lot of Dragon Egg stuff on Deviant Art and That is sort of what this reminds me of. Looks cool.
I love that one! 🙂
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It makes me think of a space-age teardrop. LOVELY!
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It actually looks very ear ‘drummy’…beautiful motion…and the colors really stand out against the background…love it!
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@Beamer… it’s possible that I have one or both of the programs on a back up CD here someplace. You know how that goes. I’d be better off just re-downloading them.
@A… I’m not sure I need to do a deep psychological analysis of my art to figure out that I’m as crazy as a loon. LOL!
@Descartes… I have to confess to a deeper love of Ultra Fractal, but I suspect that’s only because I can stack layer upon layer upon layer to create some intensely complicated fractals. But for simplicity, Apophysis rules. And really… sometimes simple is better.