Eyes In The Briar Patch by RNGOERNER
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Welcome to my world and thanks for stopping by. As this one developed, I couldn
Comments (18)
Great story, with a super message. Fantastic fractal clearly capturing depth and light in a fantasia like array of color. Great stuff Rik! (=
Awesome fractal,Rik. Yes I also remember those stories. I love the eyes you have at the top. Great work.
I like the black fuzz on various parts, could be thorns. as always I like your gradients very much almost neon in brightness. excellent design
Thank you for a wonderful story :) Magnificent fractal dressed in the outmost vivid and shining colors ! Love the texturing in it too ! Powerful design !
Absolutely beautiful. Very well done!
Thanks for this trip down memory lane, Rik - those stories were so much fun when I was growing up! And this is a marvelous briar patch! Thanks.
one gets old if one remember this story from long ago. it made it to europe, i think about 45 or so years ago. but it looks exactly like so. great fractal.
Remember that story well! a wonderful briar patch Rik!
A sharp and prickly place. Ouch! (Lol)Well done! It's always worth repeating a good tale (we called him Brer Rabbit, by the way). Cheers!
Fantastic fractal clearly capturing depth and light in a fantasia like array of color. Great stuff.
Yes, this is lovely and I loved that story too. Thanks for the treat/s; picture and words.
Uncle Remus were some of my favorites as a child. Thanks for the memory, and you did a great job of condensing it! Perfect image for the tale, as well!
meraviglioso
I always loved that Disney movie when I was a kid and I really liked the spoof of it they did, I think, on SNL! Great image for this story, ain't nobody going to catch the rabbit in there!
Gorgeous piece, Rik. With these colors it must be MBF. Thanks for the story reminder. We called him Br'er Rabbit, too. I always assumed it was a contraction of brother.
Wonderful colors and creative shapes!!! Splendid fractalwork!!!
No question about it, this is lovely! V (:
you know, those types of fractals always reminded me of brer rabbit's laughing place, the tar baby story was always one of my favorites also.