The Old Oracle by lyron
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Excellent!!!
This looks like an old structuRe that might be found in an old temple of a forgotten religion.A fine design.
Awesome fractal, superb colors !
Wonderful fractal art!
Fantastic design.
marvelous
muy buena este trabajo
EXCELLENT WORK
BEAUTIFUL
Awesome image erland
Muy buena la idea de la simetria, saludos Javier.
Beautiful fractal composition, Javier. It has the touch of ancient wisdom.+5
Beautiful work!!!!!!
Gorgeous colord fractal design my friend, superb work love it.
cool smiles warm hugs, Linda
beautiful symmetric design, great colors
A bit intriguing, given the title, but very beautiful.
Very nice fractal work. Is this Mandelbulp?
Excellent work and details!!!
it does indeed feel like an oracle, Javier, and also like a deep dwelling where ancient sages might live. The beautiful webwork in the foreground sits in front of a web of caves, caverns and hidden chambers. And it feels as if those chambers contain great secrets, and house oracles of various traditions. Your work is so opulent & suggestive, and it also feels like a jeweled 'code' for some ancient teachings. Just beautiful. All these are fav's, and your technical execution is beautiful, while it blends perfectly into your larger vision. A beautiful piece, and wholly true to your title. Do you know the old Celtic manuscripts? Like The Book of Kells or The Lindisfarne Gospels? The reason I ask is that your fractals, at times, remind me of the forms of those old manuscripts. They transcend religion, and speak of the immense richness of the mind & heart; and, though these old manuscripts are faded today, imagine them when they were new. Here are 6 links, in case you don't know them (and if you do, enjoy them anyway!): You'll see how the modern science of Fractals has something deeply in common with the ancient art of manuscripts. Be sure to double click the images to make them larger...they're here, here, here, here, here, and here.
Gorgeous work on this !
Very nice fractal!
Very beautiful fractal friend, amazing design!