Very beautiful work

Impressive spectacular and supercool Barb!!

This is really neat, I like it.

some really teriffic work on the fractal dear, Barb. does have a nice frost touch to it. i like alot.. Happy Holidays my friend..

so unusual and quite beautiful

Hope it isn't too heavy there Barb, needless to say, you have stocked up on essentials. Stay warm and safe! This is a great render, I love the colours.

Barb, I'm not normally a big fan of the cold but I am a huge fan of this wonderful image you created. The magical winter details really do shine in this one.

Wonderful creation in the wonderful fractal world !!!!!!

Beautiful! It sure looks like it's frosted. Corrie

excellent M/B with awesome violet color !!!

A super fractal and looks just like a frosty plant.

Excellent work!

Wonderful mb3d image

Exellent work.

maybe the snow should fall in ferguson to cool down the overheated spirits.lol.keep warm hon.

Excellent!

Spectacular fractal and fine work of art! Bravo and many fine kudos!

fantastic image !!!

Very well done & beautiful looking image!

Wild variation, cool work Peace

Amazing work

Fantastic light and mood. Superb shot

awesome

Outstanding creation and fabulous structure... It's an awesome image my friend !!!

A very beautiful fractal render and composition, Barb. I like the frosty idea and expression very much.

Excellent and so beautiful work,lovely colors*********

the title fits perfect, wonderful creation

Awasome fractal, creative design!!

A wonderful texture with real depth it.

I'm going back in your gallery---1 whole year!---but it's time I took a look at some of your earlier uploads. This is one beautiful fractal. Yes, it looks like frost. But from a microscopic perspective. And your deep blue tone is wonderful contrast to the white highlights. The textures you created with all those units on the surfaces makes not only a frosty appearance, but an intense cellular one. As if this were a closeup of a mass of cells. And the shapes rush into each other, collide, make streams and vectors, and seem strong and brittle all at once. And you've speckled the image with white lights---stars maybe. Beautiful, Barb. A very rich textured look inside the inner world of ice crystals.

(I have to tell you: I've done maybe 6 fractals, and I had no clue what I was doing! Of all the digital art forms, fractals are, by far, the most mysterious to me. I have no sense of how you make these forms from the actual software. Or how so many forms are even possible with the software. And how it all grew out of mathematical fractals---which a mathematician explained to me before fractal software came along; and I could only follow a little bit of it. I've told other fractalists that I truly think you're all convincing us you're part of the human race, when, in reality, you all came from another planet; and these fractals contain code to take over the earth in about---ohhhhhhhhh---30 years. There's no other art form like it. And then some fractal programs---Mandelbulb? Mandel something?---have scripts which the artists post in their uploads. When I first read them---something like "54g.....rrt3jk....sls0---....ddd....333...."---I thought, Ok, this is a joke, right? A fractal joke! A joke that only fractal artists will get. I tried desperately to come up with code for a drawing, but it didn't work. And then there are fractal programs where the images move. They move---as in, on their own. Do you know what it's like to come out of 2D---where paints and inks never move---and sit with an image where the lines and forms are moving??? I kept shouting, "stop!!!!" So when I see images like this---pristine, intense, beautiful---I have no idea how you do it. All I know is it's beautiful. I guess I'm lucky I'm on a Mac: We get little fractal software compared to Windows. I have a feeling if I ever got into fractals, I'd never come out. It's probably better that it remains a big mystery...)