Arcimboldo by Jepessen

Fractal • Portraits • posted on Jul 25, 2004

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Giuseppe Arcimboldo: Italian painter (Milano, 1527 - 1593). He was court painter in Praga, for emperor Ferdinando I, Massimiliano II and Rodolfo II. He created various caricatures and allegories, that can be viewed at Vienna museum and at Johanneum of Gratz; clever artist, his imaginative and bizarre inventions seem to precede some trend of modern surrealism. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Created in UF3 (no postwork) 483 layers was needed!!! It was an huge work, for me, but the time spent for this finally paid off. Dedicate to all formula writers and fractal community, that make this immage possible. Daniele PS. I want to say thanks to my dear PIII 1000, that has endured this work, and has crashed 'only' a couple of times, during this work. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Credits: Formulas: Trap Viewer by me (dan.ufm) Julia by Frederik Slijkerman (Standard.ufm) Mandelbrot by Frederik Slijkerman (Standard.ufm) Fractotum 1 by Tobu Marshall (tma2.ufm) Pixel (2 Iterations) by Samuel Monnier (sam.ufm) gfpeul06 by Gedeon Peteri (gfp.ufm) Rotated Julia by Kerry Mitchell (lkm3.ufm) tdss2 by Davka (dav.ufm) Sewall D by Joey Faehnle (jrf.ufm) njuntn-j by unknown (Test.frm) Transformations: Clone by me (dan.uxf) Distorsion by me (dan.uxf) Mirror by Damien M. Jones (dmj.uxf) Blob Clippinag by Damien M. jones (dmj.uxf) Turbulence by Mark Townsend (mt.uxf) Gravitational Lens by Mark Townsend (mt.uxf) Advaced Gnarl by Mark Townsend (mt.uxf) Coordinates by Andreas Lober (akl.uxf) Reverse Scissors by Luke Plant (lp.uxf) Glass hemisphere by Luke Plant (lp.uxf) Spiral by Luke Plant (lp.uxf) Scissors by Luke Plant (lp.uxf) Twist by Luke Plant (lp.uxf) 3D Cylinder by unknown (aho.uxf) Conformal Map by (exp(z)-1)/z , Var.1a by G.W.F. Albrecht (gwfa.uxf) SimplePowering by Javier L

Comments (52)

Mivan

11:18AM | Sun, 25 July 2004

Extroadinary bit of artistry. I didn't know photoshop had that many layers it it!

thelma

11:31AM | Sun, 25 July 2004

What a spectacular looking image, the huge amount of work this must have taken deserves a big VOTE, it is an amazing work !!!!!

BrasilGirl2004

11:52AM | Sun, 25 July 2004

This is such a wonderful portrait! I had to write a paper on him last term! You have done something wonderful in tribute!

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aartika

12:05PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

Thid is truly a remarkable and fantastic fractal - your patience, skill and artistry has really paid off! Just brilliant!

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rocserum

12:12PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

I dont no what to say, this is extraordinairy. I am impressed, hat of!!! RS

gali0924

12:15PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

AWESOME! TRULY AN ORIGINAL. THANKS FOR SHARING. :)

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doriano

12:24PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

FANTASTIC WORK. I'm quite "open mouth". Neither imagined that was possible to do such a masterpiece with the use of a technicall parade of instruments...Probably is a little easier to send a rocket on Mars or Saturn...!!! INCREDIBLE IMAGE --ULTRACOMPLIMENTS--One image to remember that I put into my preferites..!!!!

redpelica

12:26PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

brilliant work - not easy! if ever in london, do go see some of the orginals in the national gallery. interesting and as you say 400yrs ahead of their time - though to me somehow a bit creepy...

sofie-filo

12:43PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

Hi Daniele, that beats everything. I never saw this before. So realistic all; so well done. And yes, Giuseppe Arcimboldo is well known. We have some posters from his paintings. This one was painted in 1573 and the title is: L'estate (summer). Tonight I try to open the UPR. Of course you're getting the vote from us. Marleen and Jos.

Deagol

12:54PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

I think I can say with confedence that you have taken UF farther than anyone ever has. It's a masterful piece, especially with every element being your creation.

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kimpe

1:16PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

I dunno, I think you're holding something back here, lol. Just a fantastic image. Vote

chrysalide

1:23PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

han excellent work wu=ith nice drawing and colors. felicitation. have a good day

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Rykk

1:24PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

Absolutely incredible, Daniele! I'm with Keith - this is "state of the art" Ultrafractal work. An excellent fractal reproduction of Arcimboldo in all details. I think 438 layers is a record for UF - I think Maria has done around 250. I can't imagine the dogged perseverence and heart this must have taken to do on a P111. Outstanding composition using all fractals and fractal textures!

fractalinda

1:41PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

An extraordinary piece of work, Daniele. If anything fractal is deserving of being called a masterpiece, this is. You are a pioneer and an Artist. My sincere congratulations.

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Asylumc3

1:48PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

This is a masterpiece, I'm continually suprised by what can be accomplished in UF3!! It's an amazing amount of patience and talent shown here. 438 layers??!! Maybe next week I can get my mouth to close!!

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saldegal

2:15PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

.... WOW ....

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RodolfoCiminelli

2:21PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

Questa una stupenda ricreazione di Arcimboldo, cosi 483 layers che furono necessari per la creazione di questa opera lo dice. Lo congratulo per la gran pazienza e per l'enorme tempo che gli avrportato fare questo lavoro..!! I miei auguri ed il mio voto, oltre ad essere d'ora in poi una delle mie immagini preferite.

FractaziaFractals

2:39PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

I am 100% with fractalinda,Deagol and Rykk! Many congratulations!!!

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spiegel428

2:39PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

Wow, I can only imagine the amount of work that went into this.

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Henny31

2:43PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

AWESOME!!!!

trev3k

3:09PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

excellent!

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abmlober

3:21PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

This is such a special work so that I feel really honoured to be mentioned in the tools' list of your image.

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Odrah

3:23PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

gasps...i am happy for ur achievement!!!i love his paintings and uve done a wonderfull hommage! ur work is one of a kind!..tthank u so much for sharing this masterpiece!!!!

thomas_e

3:52PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

Wow!!! You really achieved what you imagined, with patience and great skill! An outstanding work, BRAVO!!!

yourgeorgie

5:05PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

This is really incredible! What patience you have. Fantastic and facinating!

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kymarto

5:11PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

Absolutely amazing by any measure.

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Pannyhb

5:37PM | Sun, 25 July 2004

It's so wonderful to see you posting again - and I'm with Keith and Rick on this one, Daniele - you've taken UF far beyond anything I've ever seen! The results are magnificent, and if ever a fractal deserves to be called a "masterpiece" it is this one! Bravo!!!

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