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Ultra Fractal 5.04

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*** Prints made with a 6000x4000 size render *** For a higher-sized or higher-resolution print, please contact me ***

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Inspired by some of carlx 's geometric works It's been a long time since I last used the most classic Barnsley formula, and I've learnt a lot along the way, so I figured I would give it another go... and this came out! I am pretty pleased with the result. The cuts in dark brown are a bit too dark for my taste, but not too bad at all.

I like thinking of this as the representation of the cycle of life, in that joys and sorrows follow each other in a loop. So, in a way, there's always hope What doesn't kill a person makes them stronger, and teaches them something useful. At least, that's how I try and see my failures, if any.

See also my collection of UF abstracts .

Description
Ultra Fractal 5.04

My Facebook page
My art Tumblr
My Patreon account

NOW AVAILABLE ON REDBUBBLE! Click here to purchase posters, t-shirts, stickers, prints, iPhone cases and more items featuring this artwork!

*** Prints made with a 6000x4000 size render *** For a higher-sized or higher-resolution print, please contact me ***

*** Now available for fractal commissions! Contact me if you're interested. ***

Inspired by some of carlx 's geometric works It's been a long time since I last used the most classic Barnsley formula, and I've learnt a lot along the way, so I figured I would give it another go... and this came out! I am pretty pleased with the result. The cuts in dark brown are a bit too dark for my taste, but not too bad at all.

I like thinking of this as the representation of the cycle of life, in that joys and sorrows follow each other in a loop. So, in a way, there's always hope What doesn't kill a person makes them stronger, and teaches them something useful. At least, that's how I try and see my failures, if any.

See also my collection of UF abstracts .