Penguin Land by pixart1

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Dec 30, 2005

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XenoDream / PhotoshopCS / Fireworks (frame) Feel like a penguin the last few days - snow-snow-snow....... here in Austria. Thanks for votings and comments and... only the best for the new year to all the nice pixelfreaks here!!! If you want to purchase some of my artwork please visit my selling site "Digital Paintings" Thanks ;)

Comments (12)

fractalinda

2:23PM | Fri, 30 December 2005

An original, enchanting and beautiful composition. So excellent!

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thomaniac

2:48PM | Fri, 30 December 2005

A really coool composition! Like it very much!

blatte

3:45PM | Fri, 30 December 2005

Neat. Like an abstract sculptor's take on icebergs. Very graceful and elegant.

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leanndra

5:57PM | Fri, 30 December 2005

An unusual and excellent piece of art! Love the flood effect! It snowed here today too! Leann

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Redshift

8:31PM | Fri, 30 December 2005

I like this, Excellent composition!

Deagol

9:27PM | Fri, 30 December 2005

I'm with Linda

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CavalierLady

8:07AM | Sat, 31 December 2005

Very original indeed. Excellent!

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algra

12:22PM | Sat, 31 December 2005

Beautiful plasticity and pleasant lines!

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mansco

4:26AM | Tue, 17 January 2006

One of your best, my friend, congratulations!

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Rykk

10:21PM | Mon, 06 February 2006

VERY creative image and composition!

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morin3000

6:28AM | Mon, 27 February 2006

Very nice work, great fractal and reflection!!!! V

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Turin_Returns

7:02PM | Mon, 30 July 2007

How dare you! Why would you consign penguins to somewhere so obviously hostile to their physiognomy? You have also erronously assumed the stereotypical range of monotone hues that are believed to placate penguins. It is a lie! My investigations had lead me to discover that penguins enjoy a broad spectrum of chromaticity, from delicate pastels to vibrant fluroscent shades. I believe the misunderstanding arose from a fallacious mistranslation of the name 'penguin' from the Welsh words 'Pen - Gwyn', meaning 'white headed' or 'having a mental preference for the colour white'. The name is in fact an Anglicization of the word 'pwhnggrrnngwgn', which means 'hoping-we-evolve-into-a-lifeform-that-spends-a-lot-of-time-on-the-beach-being-feed-by-humans' in the most common penguin language, Prrepharunce-phurphharrqkng