Grandma Edison by KITCHAOS
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Description
APO2>UF3 2000 density>PSP7 text and border
This piece is simply for the memory of my grandmother Gertrude. She passed away long ago BUT as a child, she turned me onto everything that still turns me on, like art and science and history. I remember our weekend outings to the Smithsonian. She was deaf so we always SHOUTED "Love you Grandma"!
Her mother was American Indian, Blackfoot Tribe...Great Grandma!...(another story)
Just a flame, brought memory wrapped in a beautiful Indian blanket or sound through a hearing aid.
Like the first Edison recording,
crackles and pops "Mary had a little lamb..."
She left me an Edison record player with the tube records. As a kid,we would always ask her to play it. She would carefully crank it up and we would listen to "How you gonna keep them down on the farm after they've seen Paree?" I loved that song!...makes me laugh, she was so funny, yeah...this piece reminds me of her...perhaps it's just the time of year...it's strange how fractals can sometimes evoke memories...
Here is a cool site that has archived recordings from the early 1900s...fascinating!
http://www.tinfoil.com/
Thanks for taking a look!
Chris

Comments (27)
How utterly beautiful and so sweet of you to bring honor to your Grandmother like this! I'm very impressed with this image and with you :) Very lovely Chris!
Great image, Chris! Love the gradiant choice and the flowing detailed lines! The background sets it off very well! Treasure those memories, they are the one thing that can never be taken from you! I think all grandmothers are very special; I know mine was!
This image is great, even better that it brings fond memories for you. I love the color scheme as well.
Absolutely perfect! a very stunning flame! Colors are really my taste..Very well done :)
That is a really lovely and sweet tribute to your Grandmother. The flame design and colors are gorgeous! Thank you for sharing something so personal and beautiful. :o)
A wonderful tribute. A beautiful gradient and a lovely flame. :)
Incredibly beautiful and a very touching tribute to your Grandma!
WOW ... what a wonderful flame ! Amazing gradient too ! Beautiful Job ! Thank you for the story about your Grandma :) very nice :)
wonderful.. most beautiful work!
Quite Beautiful.
wow, very good posting you show here. color is sublime .. this is cool
What a loving tribute! Brought tears to my eyes.
a beauty and a heartbreaker. bless you and thank you for sharing. a great, organic piece of work. marvelously presented V
stunned by this beauty, what a great thing to dedicate to your grandma, she would have been very proud.
Very wonderful Flame Chris, and the story adds even greater beauty. Your flame is reaching up and and out in a sea of delicate antiquity. Beautiful tribute! (=
Very lovely flame ! Beautiful coloring!!!Super!!and vote!!
Very beautiful image and I like the colors. Thanks for telling about your grandmother. She must have been a fabulous lady.
Funny how little memories creep into a design sometimes . I see exactly what you mean however, These are the colors of a beautiful indian quilt and seems almost like feathers :D Excellent !!!!
Great image to this lovely story !
A touching and beautiful tribute, Chris! Elegantly designed and exquisitely colored and detailed. Graceul and excellent!
Gently formed feathery beauty in a perfect presentation. Full of grace and memories of a kinder time. Thank you for sharing.
WoW!!! This is a splendid fractalwork!!! Impressive spiral and very beautiful colors!!! Vote
this is really a truly beautiful Apo' fractal and you chose the perfect gradient also-vote
Beautiful fractal image and awesome memory. Thank you for sharing that with us. By knowing where someone comes from I think we begin to better understand the person. Our memories are such an integral part of who we are. The obvious love you had for your grandmother is so very touching.
WOW GORGEOUS WORK CHRISY BEAUTIFUL GRADIENTS AWESOME COLORS AND DESIGN *v
Oh my!!! I'm just getting to this one, I'm so far behind in comments.... what an outstanding image. And what a lovely story to go along with it. Thanks for sharing the image and the memories with us, Chris!
Wonderful fractal! Love the colors you used on this one! Fantastic details! V (: