The Heat Of The Day by tresamie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
UltraFractal 3.04 + Toby Marshall's beta 'Newton Twist' colored by Edward Perry's 'How Square' and 'Even Odd' and from the Standard Folder 'Smooth Mandelbrot' and 'Triangle Inequality Average'. Resize, AA, name and frame in Fireworks MX.
It was surely hot today. I am hoping it will cool down a little soon. This new beta of Toby's is great fun, and has lots of potential! I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for your views/comments.

Comments (17)
Thanx for the information about the .ucl and .ufm you used to make this lovely image , Vivian. The spiral is spectacular V
Very lively fractal! Nice hot colors, a little depth around the edges and lots of fun details. Nice work! (:
Wonderful spiral. A giant blast of plasma ejected from the sun to heat things up a little! Terrific!
Fantastic...especially like the way it radiates white hot warmth. Those colors are great. It's been cool here, in the 60s all week, so we could really use some of that hot hot warmth.
This is wonderful!! Vibrant colors!!
oooh, beautiful spiral design and awesome colors!! :)
Smokin' hot spiral, Viv - love the fiery coloring!
Great image, Vivian! Love the fiery, hot colors! I'll be glad when it cools down a little here too, we can't have any AC at work and I work upstairs!
Wonderful warm color and designs! :)
Rich and flaming a beautiful spiral
Excellent! Very well done!
Beautiful warm design Vivian excellently done
A hot one! Excellent. Thanks for the recipe.
wow this is a red hot spiral very beautiful piece like this alot (V)
Very nice design and coloring! Well done!
just.....SUPERB !!!!
This is one hot spiral, Vivian. I'm going to bookmark it for Winter viewing.