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I had mentioned I am just starting using fractals and mine seem flat, if you have any advice please send me a message.
I would greatly appreciate any insights you could share thanks.
And again a stunning piece!
What I tend to do is try to create what may be called an island fractal and the fractal for me has to look like an interesting shape or object with some tonal variations that give the fractal element some depth.
What this does when I begin assembling various fractal elements is give a somewhat 3D look to the image even though I'm working with 2D fractals.
I've yet to try this approach with 3D fractal generators as I'm having problems figuring how to generate interesting fractals with these applications.
The approach though would be the same.
Your goal has to be in creating fractal elements and using those elements to then build a fractal art composition.
This can be time consuming and tedious. My piece The Exploration Of Space uses 212 fractal objects; and some ideas I have in mind will go far beyond this number.
The trick is in creating the elements that will allow you to build the piece you want.
I am now generating fractal pieces with a theme inspired by one in particular that I feel and see as a good piece to start a composition .
From there I will build to create a finished piece with hopefully more depth as yours.
I do not just want to generate and post raw fractals that is why I finish with Photoshop and do my manipulations, edits etc.
Thanks for your time and insight it is greatly appreciated
Though I Fell Into This Accidentally It Does Allow Me To Be Different From The Crowd.
There Are Too Many People Just Working With Algorithms And In My Mind They To Start Going Beyond That.
There Are Many Fractal Artist That Could Create Masterful Pieces If They Were Working Using Some Of The Principles I'm Using.
But I have found it is more creative and also fun for me to do the manipulations and then to build a composition.
The depth I found in your art inspired me! and it is different than all I have seen here thus far.
Again I appreciate the correspondence I have much to learn.
Glad You Like Vee.
That is IT - your Art gives me the amazing sense of "Regal" "Majestic" maybe because of the centerl-ike throne like elements.,, hmmm
I always enjoy seeing your amazing work
I Do Like The Grand And Epic Look In Artwork And I Try To Convey That In My Fractal Art Compositions.
As I Slowly Learn How To Better Use Fractal Elements, I Should Be Able To Come Up With Better Looking Images.
I've Been Playing Around With Gimp And Hope To Learn Enough To Create More Eye Catching Pieces; So Far I've Used It To Make An Isolated Image For T-Shirts The Link Is The Description.
Gimps Wand Tool Is Far Better Than Photo Elements 7 The Tool I Uses Most Often To Assemble My Fractal Artwork.