cantilevered by kymarto
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Description
Being stuck in a rut, I've decided to try picking a formula at random and seeing what I can do with it. Here's a barnsley from Barnsley JJ in ost.ufm--UF
Comments (21)
Beautiful everything! Love the gorgeous variety of details, texturing and colors! V (:
Beau travail!!!V
I wish I was in the same rut.
Klasse,very well done!!!!!V
Very nicely done... Texures are fantastic and really enhance the render :)
That's a great idea and you worked some wonders with it!
Fascinating contrasts of shapes, colors, and textures. The rendering is very sharp and clear.
Love the 'malachite' green straps contrasting with the lilac & red weave. Very useful rut to be in!!
A pretty way to get stuck! It's lovely:-)
Great layerwork and depht Toby Real class so as usual my compliments
klasse fractal and textures!
I especially like the pink edge on the spiral.
Very nice fractal work!!
Masterful creation, Toby. The extreme differences in here are blended together very well in an organized, chaotic presentation. Very appealing color contrasts are all over and really grab the eye.
Rock-solid beauty full!! :)
Lovely!! Great depth and wonderful combination of shapes/colours.
Whew! Lots to look at! I really like the pink ribbons with the lavender straps that meander across this image :) Beautiful textures.
What a fascinating and beautiful combination of elements.
Super !!!
Great mix of textures, Toby! I love the architectural background and the vine of fractal blooms in the foreground. Great colors, too! Bravo!
WAY cool, Toby! I like this a lot and the blue areas' patterns remind me of a neat old Fractint/Winfract formula called "Tom.frm"