Windmill by dochtersions
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Description
Hello dear friends,
About these fractals, when I made them I was reminded of a long time ago.
I remembered that I used to have a windmill. They sat on top of a stick that you held in your hand, and then you blew into the windmill.
Which at the time could make a child happy.
How times have changed,...... my dear, where have those times gone.
Thank you so much for your visit, as for any comment, I'm very thankfully.
#Apophysis, #fractals, #abstract, #windmill
Comments (3)
And I see a stunning beautiful butterfly, in the colors of a peacock. Love it!
WOW, Thank you so much NenaLuise, I like your interpretation very much. ♥
Absolutely beautiful, my friend!!!
een windmolentje? (I looked it up). I remember those toys vividly. I can see the circles in your image, but the "blades" (the petals of the windmill) are so complex! You create very complex living organisms in your work. This one has lots of repeated patterns and forms, all vibrating together like tiny life-forms.
And lots of colors too---athough there is a strong "pink" presence. And the windmill opens up as we move away from the center. And the air around it seems to move with it. The windmill has cut the air into 'slices'. With different hues and shapes. It's very rich (visually), and very inviting, or engaging. It draws us into it. And some of the forms look 3 dimensional---some of the forms look like "terrain," like embossed surfaces, or mountains seen from very high in the sky. It's very complex and very alive. And the 2d version features a dark crimson, almost a reddish brown. And it's more peaceful. But the life-forms are still there, and it feels like life-forms rushing into the center, and crawling out of it as well.
Very complex and beautiful, Jacomina. I agree with the other 2 commenters. (There should be more than 2---lots more...people must have been asleep that day!)
Thank you so much Gary!
How wonderful that you looked up 'windmolentje'. And your description is so vivid and fascinating to read, Mark. Your 'looking at' and your reactions are always fascinating and educational for me. Lol, you turn it into a whole fairground attraction, where you see everything spinning around you. Or an amusement park, and I suddenly think of my childhood, what fun I had; just outside on my own, and feeling free.
btw, Maybe someday I will write a piece of text here about the experience of my youth. But I think it's too long to translate, we'll see (or not see ;-) ).