Mandras-01: Mandra's Infinite Symmetry by abmlober
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Description
From earlier days, when Coke was with Sugar and Ice. Just before Bedtime.
When Whisk(e)y was from lonely Irish islands or Scottish Highlands. Just after Bedtime.
When Strong Fractals could be found via some masculine, virile hits onto some of those UFey knobs. Using some gradients woven by some tender women somewhere behind the pastel rainbows.
When ART was just a four-letter word for some of those pc mouse jostlers trying to pain-t.
Thank you all for your good advice for my last post, my life, or my soul...
Have a good time and don't eat too many Fractal Burgas!!
Comments (20)
Extremely beautiful! Great choice of colors..Superb work Andreas! :)
I agree with Maud, splendid fractal !
a magical illumination. i am banned. a most wonderful fractal art painting. * hugz * #:O)
Warm fuzzy colors, like a pleasant memory. Very nice!!
Hmmm, Fractal Burga with cheese!!!! Either that or the Blue window at Chartre. Either one works for me.;)) No wait why choose- Blue cheese on the Burga at Chartres. Yeah, that's the ticket.
You're too much!..."Using some gradients woven by some tender women somewhere behind the pastel rainbows"...that's nice Andreas, as is this. I see a fantastic stained glass window! alas, all things must pass...weep not my brother, weep not.
A coke, a whisky and a burger, boy will that make one nauseous! Excellent fractal Andreas! Faboulous light in the golden parts, gorgeous little flowers and again those beautiful, not shiny colors! (Is there a word for not shiny, I tried the vocabulaire, but the word in Dutch has two meanings. The word is mat, which is in English also a mat, like a doormat and thats the only translation it came up with. In Dutch mat also means 'not shiny', but what is it in English?) I'm probably talking babelfish right now, so let others speak about this lovely work!
In English, the not-shiny translation is 'matte'. Andreas, this is stunning! The dark blue, backlit like this is very effective, the shapes are elegant and the textures unique. This is one of my favorites!
I see fractal posies. tiny little boquets of purple violets. so many to choose from. Ill take the one on the bottom left corner
this has a warm stained-glass feel to it with burnished wooden beams connecting the delicately constructed bits - beautiful colours
Wondrous rich colors and design. Love your sense of humor. :))
Andreas, I always knew you had a great sense of humor from the day I saw your picture on your home page at renderostity.. The glimmer in you eyes told me... but this is way beyond what I expected... You had me in stitches....besides being in awe of your fractal...
wonderful fractal picture ! :) colors are absolutely amazingly beautiful :)::) Very very lovely :):) v
Very nice.
Great shining, like a church window ... na dann prost!
Beautiful image and colors, Andreas. By all means, work hard but have fun! :))
Very beautiful fractal design and colors!!! Bravo!!!
Great from texture and colors Real fractal beauty in my eyes
An infinite place of worship. No point for me trying to describe it any other way. Moving.
Magical!!!