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Published: 2009-07-19 04:14:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 2603; Favourites: 119; Downloads: 0
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I have been keeping myself busy, playing with Moebius Julias. I originally imported this into Photoshop CS, just to put my signature on it, but I couldn't resist all those triangles! I used the polygon lasso tool and gave them their own layers. Then I added the drop shadow and bevel layer styles to give it more depth.FULL VIEW PLEASE! There are details in this that cannot be seen in the preview image. Thanks for looking!
PRINTS, CARDS AND POSTERS OF THIS CAN BE PURCHASED FROM MY REDBUBBLE GALLERY .
Featured in the ART IN MATH Gallery at RedBubble.
Featured in the news article, Fractalist Friends .
Featured by TheFulkrum .
Featured in teaphotography's journal .
Featured in apomaniac's journal.
If you like this fractal, please be sure to check out Bubbles Sphere by direct2brain.
We've been busy, planning 's wedding for next month and his fiancee's arrival at the end of this month. I'm afraid that I am hopelessly behind in thanking everyone who has faved my work, and I'm never going to be able to catch up. Until then, I want to thank all of you who comment on or fave my work. I truly appreciate everything you do.
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Your beautiful piece of art is featured here --> [link] and here --> [link] . If you don't like to be featured please let me know and I will remove your work. Thanks for sharing!
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Your welcome sweetie. Love and Hugs...Pam
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my pleasure Kathleen 
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Great and intense colours! I love how parts of the spiral seem contained in a frame.
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Thanks! I love these fractals. They are so simple that they inspire all kinds of ideas to try out. I think this fractal design would make a great quilt pattern.
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Thank-you, Ashley!
How have you been doing? Are you still staying with your grandmother? Please let her know that she is in our prayers.
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Your welcome! I am back home right now, my grandmother is doing okay though. She takes care of her grandson, Nicholas, and he keeps her pretty busy 
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Thank-you very much! I am honored that you like my work enough to share it!
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no worries
I'm glad to have it here.
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nature's marvel....nature's numbering system; the Fibonacci numbers! They appear everywhere in nature, from the leaf arrangement in plants, to the pattern of the florets of a flower and the scales of a pineapple to the human body. The Fibonacci numbers are therefore applicable to the growth of every living thing, including a single cell, a grain of wheat, a hive of bees, and even all of mankind; the magical squares building up Nautilus: 1,1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13,21....)
great work!!!!
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Thank-you! I know there have been several books written about the Fibonacci numbers.
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The image has a heavy feel to it, as though perhaps it formed part of the set for a sci-fi movie.
Those eerie metallic colours accentuate that theme.
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I like that description. I'm a big sci-fi fan.
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Thank-you! I've been reading through your tutorials and it made me want to play around with fractals in Photoshop. I thing there's a lot of potential for fractal art if we use other programs to add to it.
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